Open Settings > Apps > Apps & features, select Citrix Workspace, and select Uninstall. If your work or school set it up, check with your IT team first, since you may need it to reach work apps.
Applies to: Windows 10. Checked against Microsoft Support on September 28, 2026.
Before you uninstall
- Close any work apps or desktops you opened through Citrix Workspace.
- Right-click the Citrix Workspace icon in the notification area (by the clock) and exit it, if it’s there.
- If this is a work or school PC, ask your IT team. They may reinstall it or need to do it for you.
Uninstall in Settings
- Select Start > Settings > Apps > Apps & features.
- Find Citrix Workspace in the list and select it. Typing its name in Search this list helps.
- Select Uninstall, then select Uninstall again.

- Select Yes if Windows asks for permission, and follow the steps on the screen.
- Restart your PC when it’s done.
Uninstall in Control Panel
Use this if the app isn’t listed in Settings or won’t uninstall there.
- Open Control Panel and select Programs > Programs and Features.
- Right-click Citrix Workspace and select Uninstall.

- Follow the steps on the screen, then restart.
For more ways to remove apps, see how to uninstall programs on Windows 10. To check it’s gone, see how to check installed apps in Windows 10.
Frequently asked questions
Will I lose access to work apps?
Yes, until it’s installed again. Your files on work servers aren’t affected.
It says another installation is in progress. What now?
Restart your PC and try again.
If you only need to open a work app, see how to open ICA files on Windows 10.
Microsoft’s reference is Uninstall or remove apps and programs in Windows. More help is on our Windows Help & Guides page.

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