Any time your application runs smoothly without mistakes? Your apps may not run correctly accidentally. If you have such problems, yes, you are at the right place to repair applications.

To fix a damaged app, we will provide three free methods, the third party repair tool, Control Panel, and Settings, on how to repair a program in Windows 10. EaseUS Todo PCTrans make it easy to repair the damaged programs by clicks when apps misbehave or have some harmful files. The repair tool is free, supporting Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP.

The Windows built-in tool also can help, but some of the programs' repair button doesn't appear. Still, try another repair tool is a better choice. It is up to you. 

Let's focus on steps to do Windows 10 app repair.

How to Repair a Program in Windows 10 via EaseUS Todo PCTrans

Step 1. Choose App Management, Click "Start" to securely uninstall your apps and repair your damaged apps. 

Step 2. All of apps installed on your PC, choose the selected one you want to uninstall or repair. (If your unstall process fails, you can click the small triangle icon and select "Delete".)

Step 3. Click "Uninstall". (If you want to repair apps, click the icon right behind "Uninstall" and choose "Repair".)

More, if you try to uninstall programs to create more room for the hard drive. Read also:

Repair Applications with Settings and Control Panel

Speaking of free solutions in apps and programs repairing, we can turn our attention to the Windows settings and control panel. To access it, you can see the following steps. But these two ways can not repair some of the apps in there. 

Repair Option 1: How to Use Settings to Fix Programs

Step 1. Select Windows icon > Apps > Apps & Features

Step 2. Sliding your cursor over the apps and choose the one you want to repair.

Step 3. Select the Advanced option under the app name.

On the next page, choose the Repair button. If the program still doesn't work right, you can choose Reset.

Repair Option 2:  How to Use Control Panel in app repair

Step 1. Input control panel on the search box.

Step 2. Choose Programs and Features.

Step 3. Right-click the program you want to repair. Choose Repair. (If Repair is not available, you can click Change. ) Then follow the instruction.