Open the Feedback Hub app on your device, make sure you're logged in with your registered Microsoft account by checking the person icon on the bottom of the side menu. Under Enter your feedback , enter a title and explain your feedback in more detail. Under Choose a category , choose if it's a problem or suggestion.
Select the best category and subcategory for your feedback from the dropdowns. Continue to find similar feedback and then add more details, like screenshots, files, and diagnostic data. Learn more about giving great feedback and using the Feedback Hub. First, check if feedback already exists for your problem or suggestion. If your problem already exists, you can add similar feedback. If your suggestion already exists, you can upvote that feedback.
You can also add comments to share more details. If you can't find feedback like yours, it's time to add new feedback. Depending on the kind of feedback you're giving, we might need to be able to see a certain amount of diagnostic data.
Make sure your data settings are set to the right level to flight and give us feedback. Open the Feedback Hub. If you're experiencing an issue, it's best to open the Feedback Hub on the Windows device you're seeing the issue on, so it can also send diagnostic data. On the bottom left, make sure you're signed in with the account you used to register for the Windows Insider Program.
If you're not, sign in now. In the search on either the Home or Feedback sections, enter the topic you want to check for feedback on. The Sort option helps you find the latest issues and suggestions. Choose from Trending , Most recent , or Upvotes.
The Filter option gives you the most ways to filter your results, and you can choose multiple filters in the section. You can sort feedback by your build number, if they're suggestions or problems, if they have official responses, or their status, like more details needed and changes made. You can also exclude all feedback with changes made, so you're only seeing open issues. The category and subcategories options let you filter by all the same categories you can use to file feedback.
If it's a suggestion, you can Upvote it to let us know you agree with the feedback. On both suggestions and problems, you can also leave a comment to provide additional information or scenarios for us to look into.
Once you find existing feedback, we recommend you select Add similar feedback to give us feedback on your issue too. By doing this, it will help pre-fill some of the key information you need to file your own, similar feedback. If you found existing feedback, use the Add similar feedback option to get started with some of the key information already filled out. Depending on your implementation, you may wish to use the icon only or add text as shown below.
In your app's settings. This is a more subtle way to provide access to Feedback Hub. In the example below, the Feedback link appears as one of the links under App. In an event-driven flyout. This is useful when you want to query your customers about a specific question before launching into the Windows Feedback Hub. For example, after your app uses a certain feature, you might prompt the customer with a specific question about their satisfaction with that feature.
If the customer chooses to respond, your app launches Feedback Hub. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. The PowerShell method is useful when the above method did not work or if you are receiving some sort of error.
As soon as you execute the command, PowerShell will remove the package. You will not see any sort of success message. Related: PowerShell commands to delete built-in apps in Windows As you can see, it is pretty easy to uninstall Feedback Hub on Windows If you ever want to install Feedback Hub, all you have to do is open the Microsoft store app, search for Feedback Hub and click on the Install button.
Alternatively, you can also go to this page to install the app. Hope that helps. If you are stuck or need some help, comment below and I will try to help as much as possible. What gives Microsoft the right to snoop in my computer and business?
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