HOW CAN I DELETE FINISHED PUZZLE SETS

It would be really good if ever anyone answered a question. HOW can completed sets of puzzles be archived so that there is more room on the screen. I don't want to go trawling through a heap of puzzle sets when I don't have to, just to find sets that aren't
finished.

I just saw in another thread that you can only delete custom puzzles. I assume 'custom puzzles' are those that individuals create from their personal photos.

If that is the case, there isn't any way I can delete... or un-download... a free collection once I finished it or delete a collection I "bought" with points I accumulated?

That is not good if people cannot delete completed puzzles to free up space. I have easily eaten up over 10 gigabytes from downloading puzzles and would continue to take up space if not for uninstalling the entire game.

Microsoft should give people that option otherwise it takes up WAY too much space on a hard drive!

The only way I have found to remove collections of puzzles I have completed is to uninstall and reinstall the game. It sure saves on whatever this game loads into memory, but I lose track of which sets I have yet to finish. SO I started keeping track of
the collections in an Excel chart. The game tells you which sets you have previously downloaded. I keep track of which collections I want to buy in the future, how many puzzles were in the set (occasionally they add puzzles to a set I have completed), and
if I have done all the puzzles in the set so I don't download them again.

This is crazy. I really wish they would stop putting out these "short-cut" packs. This reminds of that scene in that episode of Family Guy when Peter is in the thrift store and the salesperson comes up and says something like: "How about a cross-word puzzle
book with half the puzzles finished? Complete puzzles? Yeah, right! More like, set the book down and get a beer!"

Found this on the internet (it worked for me):

Do the following at your own risk (however, it worked for me).

1) Go to File Explorer for C: drive

2) Search for "DownloadedPuzzles" (don't type " and it isn't case sensitive)

3) Your list of puzzle collections should be there.

4) Delete the collections you are finished with.