uninstalling languages and fonts

Question

_{Thursday, August 10, 2017 8:45 AM}

On this computer it has windows 10 version 1607 and it cannot upgrade to windows 1703 due to inadequate free space in the reserved partition.

There is a Microsoft link that has explorer.exe commands to free up space in the reserved partition by removing languages and fonts.

1. Search for cmd. Press-and-hold or right-click on Command Prompt in the results, and select Run as administrator.
2. At the command prompt, type mountvol y: /s and then hit Enter. This will add the Y: drive letter in order to access the System Partition.
3. Type taskkill /im explorer.exe /f and press Enter. Then type explorer.exe and press Enter to restart explorer in Admin mode.
   Note While in this mode, some apps (such as OneNote) will not run.
4. Open File Explorer and put Y:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\in the address bar and press enter.
5. Select the language folders you want to remove and permanently delete them. They will be indicated by a set of four letters, split with hyphen. For example, en-US means U.S. English; de-DE means German.
6. Optional: Remove unused font files at Y:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\Fonts.
7. After removing the files, reboot the device. This will remove the drive letter, and return explorer.exe to a normal mode.

How can a manual uninstall using control panel be used to uninstall languages and fonts instead of the above commands?

If you uninstall fonts how do you find a source to reinstall them (keep track of what was uninstalled and installed)?

Same for languages.