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How to remove
Uninstall Magic Jigsaw Puzzles
from Windows

Easily uninstall Magic Jigsaw Puzzles from Windows 10 or 11 with our expert tips and clear screenshots, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Fixed in minu…

How to Uninstall Magic Jigsaw Puzzles?
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How does How to Uninstall Magic Jigsaw Puzzles end up on your PC?

  • Purchased from a shady third-party website
  • Installed a compromised version of the app
  • Encountered a suspicious pop-up alert
  • Game crashes and freezes before starting
  • Error code 0x803F8001 prevents opening the game
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Hello all, could someone please tell me what’s happening with the Magic Jigsaw Puzzles? When I try to play it, I get a pop-up asking for my user name and password. The pop-up says that the URL has been blocked by US government authority due to copyright infringement.

The fact is that I purchased the game from the store and has never initiated any illegal activities regarding the game and other content on my PC. Should I worry?

Magic Jigsaw Puzzles is a puzzle game, which has been developed in 2009 by Zimad. It’s a long-lived game app, which has always had its “audience.” The simplicity, a wide selection of high-definition puzzles, and the ability to share them on social networks[ref en-1] – that’s what keep the game on the market.

Magic Jigsaw Puzzles is available on many sources, including Windows Store,[ref en-2] Mac App Store, Google Play, Amazon App Store, and Facebook. If you have already purchased the game and everything works fine, you can keep it and enjoy.

However, recently many people reported many issues regarding this game. For many, the game crashes and freezes before even starting to play. The others encounter an error code 0x803F8001 and can’t even open it.

Despite these, let us say, minor issues, there is one thing that makes people doubt about the reliability of the Magic Jigsaw Puzzles. Few people reported a suspicious pop-up alert,[ref en-3] which shows up during Magic Jigsaw Puzzles game play. The pop-up asks for the player’s username and password because the current URL is blocked by US Government Authority.

Magic jigsaw puzzles
Magic jigsaw puzzles

The Magic Jigsaw Puzzles scam provides a list of copyright acts that the user supposedly infringed and urges to call “someone” using the Toll Free mobile number for help. The user can click OK or Cancel buttons, but none of them actually work.

If you have encountered such an alert, it means that you have recently installed a compromised version of the Magic Jigsaw Puzzles. This can happen if you installed the app from a shady third-party website.[ref en-4] Scammers might have misused the app for tricking people into calling for them and, furthermore, revealing personal information or giving away the money.

Fixing Magic Jigsaw Puzzles Scam

If you have started receiving the Magic Jigsaw Puzzles Scam pop-up while playing the game, we would recommend you to take its screenshot and save it.

Right after that, run a scan with a professional anti-malware utility without a delay. People reported that Windows Defender detected the SupportScam:JS/TechBrolo.L Trojan on the system, which is a severe infection that may be the culprit of the pop-up.

If anti-malware detects any potentially unwanted or malicious programs, remove them and reboot the system. Then launch Magic Jigsaw Puzzles and check if the problem has been resolved.

The next steps would be to inform Microsoft (if the scam appeared on the Magic Jigsaw Puzzles game downloaded from the Windows Store) about the scam. Navigate to this website, and fill up as many fields as possible.

If, after all, you are still facing the problem and can play the game, the last solution would be to uninstall Magic Jigsaw Puzzles and reset your web browser. To do so, please follow these steps:

  • If you can't close the game in a usual way, press Ctlr + Alt + Del and stop its process via Task Manager.
Task manager end process
Task manager end process
  • Press Windows key + I and select Apps.
  • Locate Magic Jigsaw Puzzles on the list, click it, and select Uninstall.
Remove app
Remove app
  • Alternatively, you can open Control Panel and select Programs & Features.
  • Find the app on the list, right-click on it, and select Uninstall.
  • To make sure that all components have successfully bee removed, press Windows key + R and type regedit.
  • Press Enter to launch Registry Editor.
  • Press Edit -> Find and type Puzzles or the whole app name in the search box.
Registry clean
Registry clean
  • If any entries are found, remove them all.
  • Finally, reset your web browser to make sure that your web browser does not contain potentially unwanted add-ons or plug-ins.
Reset browser
Reset browser

Bottom line

To resolve the issues with Magic Jigsaw Puzzles, ensure that you have downloaded the game from a legitimate source and consider reinstalling it. If you continue to experience problems, check for updates or contact support for further assistance.

Frequently asked questions

To uninstall Magic Jigsaw Puzzles on Windows 10, go to Settings > Apps, find the game in the list, click on it, and select Uninstall.

Yes, on Windows 11, you can right-click the Start button, select Apps and Features, locate Magic Jigsaw Puzzles, and click Uninstall.

If you can't find it in the Apps list, try using the search bar in Settings or check if it's installed under the Microsoft Store apps section.

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Emma Collins is a Windows performance specialist who focuses on diagnosing and resolving slow system issues, startup bottlenecks, and resource management problems. With over five years of experience, she has helped thousands of users reclaim PC speed without reinstalling Windows. Emma's guides cover background process cleanup, startup item management, advanced RAM optimisation, disk performance, and visual effects tuning. She approaches performance problems from first principles — measuring before and after each change so readers know exactly what impact each fix delivers.

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