The next major update for Windows coming later this year will also get rid of the 3D Objects folder located in every Windows 10 user's home folder, according to the report. Read more: Skype Desktop App gets 'Noise Cancelation': How to activate during callsīut perhaps most importantly, Microsoft will now ensure that Paint 3D and the other major 3D app called Microsoft 3D viewer will not be installed by default on Windows 10 - if a user decides to format their hard drive and perform a fresh install. Microsoft said that “the inability to remove Paint 3D from the context menu” should be addressed after upgrading to that build. The update came with a lot of new features that helped the average user make content, including a basic tool in which they could create and edit 3D objects like the ones you see in video games. If you have uninstalled the app in the past, and happen to click that edit option, they would see an option to download the app all over again, which is simply pointless.Īccording to the report, Microsoft has reportedly fixed this nagging issue with Paint 3D appearing in the context menu with the upcoming Build 21332. Paint 3D was likely delivered to you via the Creator’s Update, a free bundle of features that Microsoft published for Windows 10.
But even after you remove the Paint 3D app from your PC right now, you will still see an option to Edit with Paint 3D. What does this mean for the average user? If you don't use Microsoft Paint 3D, you won't miss the removal of the features on an upcoming build.
