This is where the Windows Apps and Features tool looks for installed programs.
The installer is taking it to add a key to the Windows Registry. If you install it you will also be able to open Microsoft Word documents. For example, if a shared library needs to be registered or if certain types of files need to be associated with the program being installed. The installer can make changes in the Registry. The same goes for any applications or OS components that use this database. This is a database where the settings and options for the operating system are stored. The install setup makes changes in the Windows Registry. Other files are also stored in C:\Users\User\AppData\ or C:\ProgramData\. Files such as drivers are copied in WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 and WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\drivers folders. Some types of files, such as shared libraries (.dll files), you can find in a folder located inside the Program Files called Common Files. Its’ location most of the time is inside the Program Files folder. When you install a software product, the files are saved in a specific folder. 
By understanding them you will know why sometimes there are problems during their uninstallation: Several events happen during the installation of a program.
Lets’ discover what happens during the installation of a software product. In this article, I will explain how to force uninstall a program that won’t uninstall in Windows. Unfortunately, you find out that you can’t remove the software. So you open up Windows 10 Apps and Features in the Control panel or you decide to use a 3rd party uninstaller and you attempt to uninstall it. You use it for several days and you decide that you don’t want to have it installed on your computer.
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