But before you do so, we would recommend giving the Window’s Defender Program a try. There are a plethora of antivirus and anti-malware applications that could also come in handy.
Anyways, now give your PC a restart, and once it reboots, you should have successfully uninstalled Chromium from your Windows 10 PC. We didn’t initially do so because, in this case, deleting the entire folder at one go is not possible until you have removed all the files within that folder. When you have deleted all the contents of that folder, go a step up and then delete that folder as well. Or, if that refuses to work out, you could also send them to the recycle bin and then empty the latter. Then use the Shift+Del buttons to remove all the content of that folder permanently. Now go back to the folder that we have opened in the earlier step and use Ctrl+A shortcut keys to select all the folder’s content. Or you could also select all of them at one go and do the same, as shown below: To do so, right-click on each of them and select End Task. On that note, you should close all the processes related to Chromium. If that is the case, you could perform the right-click on any one of them. More often than not, you could find numerous processes running by the name of Chromium. Then under the Processes tab, right-click on Chromium and select Open file location. Hit the Ctrl+Alt+Del shortcut key combinations and select the task manager from the menu. If you aren’t able to remove Chromium from Control Panel, this method involves doing so via Task Manager. 
Fix 2: Uninstall Chromium on Windows 10 via Task Manager If that tricks works out for you, well and good, otherwise refer to the next tip given below. You have successfully uninstalled Chromium from your Windows 10 PC. If that doesn’t work, hit the Delete key and then remove that folder from Recycle Bin.
This will permanently delete the folder from your PC.
Under Local, there should be a folder named Chromium. To unhide it, go to the View tab in the top menu bar and tick-mark the hidden items. In some cases, this folder might be hidden. Then go to Users > “username” > AppData > Local. There is a high chance if some of the files being left over, as mentioned before. Right-click on it and select Uninstall. Go to Uninstall a Program and browse to Chromium. Click on the Start menu and search for Control Panel.
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