skype
My dad currently uses one of my old machines for chat and email and such and most recently, Skype. However, there are a bunch of old suggested screennames belonging to other people who may have used my machine from time to time and I don't want my father to see these for a number of reasons.
Is there anyway to make Skype 'forget' who has logged in before? I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling it, but it doesn't make a difference.
If am not wrong, latest SFB will pop a balloon on bottom-right corner when its due - single click will put you in conference on time.
This has lot of feature to check, like you accepted it or declined, dismissed the reminder or not, are you still active or away from the desk, you want to be muted or should it open in full screen if any presentation going on.
You can put this in uservoice or MS board for enhancement, :)
The reason of Skype not appearing in the the list of installed programs (the one found in the control panel) is the fact that it is a UWP (Universal Windows Platform) app.
These apps can be uninstall in the modern settings app by navigating into Apps -> Apps & Features. There you can select the unwanted app and press the uninstall button.
Another way is to search the app in the start menu and selecting Uninstall in the right click menu.
Normally there is no need to use Powershell (only stuff like the Xbox app needs to be removed that way)
Note: If an UWP App (an App from the Windows Store) gets uninstalled it will be instantly removed. However if you have .lnk of that UWP App on your Desktop and launch it the app will simply be reinstalled and starts itself. This means if you have the modern Skype in your "Autostart" folder Skype will reinstall itself when you login and then start itself.
An .lnk to an UWP app looks like this:
Notice how the target is simply the apps name.
Best Answer
Here's a guide by Skype itself on completely uninstalling Skype