How to uninstall Microsoft OneDrive, Excel, Word?

[awilliamsny]

For the love of all that's good and holy, can someone tell me how to uninstall Microsoft OneNote, Word, Excel, Powerpoint from my Galaxy Note 5? They take up a ton of space and I don't ever wish to use them.

Many thanks in advance!

- Andy

 

[YoungSheeps]

You go to your apps screen (not home screen) and hold the app you want to remove, then move it to the uninstall option on the top.

 

[WeAreAllUnique]

I love those apps.

Note in my house!

 

[awilliamsny]

Hi - I'm dumb, but not stupid I do know how to uninstall normal well behaved apps. These apps (OneDrive, Word, Excel, etc) only give you the option of "App Info" or "Edit" there is no uninstall option.

Help?

 

[YoungSheeps]

Wasn't trying to mock you lol, I was being serious. What carrier do you have? On Verizon those apps weren't even pre-installed, I had to install Word for myself.

 

[awilliamsny]

Wasn't trying to mock you lol, I was being serious. What carrier do you have? On Verizon those apps weren't even pre-installed, I had to install Word for myself.

Not from a carrier. Unlocked 32gb GSM International Version. I'm using Tmobile now.

 

[Dhanikz]

Not from a carrier. Unlocked 32gb GSM International Version. I'm using Tmobile now.

You can't delete those. You can only disable them and make them dissapear.

 

[ovdevil]

Settings >Application Manager >All. Find the apps and disable.

 

[dpham00]

Not from a carrier. Unlocked 32gb GSM International Version. I'm using Tmobile now.

The amount of add ons (some would call it bloat) over aosp, Google, Carrier and Samsung, are dependent on the specific variant that that you have.

The Verizon variant is factory sim unlocked, should you not want one drive however it does have other add ons

 

[Rufus T Firefly]

Uninstall the updates before you disable the apps. That way you pick up a lot of valuable space. Then you're only disabling an 8kb stub.