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Windows 11 bloatware

Aidanmc
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I have removed some of the bloatware but is there any of these remaining definitely worth getting rid off.










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Almost all of them for me but I don't know what your uses are. Do you use any of those apps?
I remove almost all of the MS junk, even the stuff they do not have uninstalls for you can uninstall through
the command line.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
I'd blow away -
Brave Browser (use Edge)
Microsoft OneNote
Solitaire and Spades games
Sticky Notes
User Experience Program and Service
Then keep on eye on CPU use in TaskManager and review anything that seems to be greedy. Also look at 'Startup Apps' in TaskManager and disable anything that looks like guff or has a high impact.0 -
Doesn't a lot of that stuff just sit on the SSD, without affecting the running of the computer?
No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
forgotmyname said:Almost all of them for me but I don't know what your uses are. Do you use any of those apps?
I remove almost all of the MS junk, even the stuff they do not have uninstalls for you can uninstall through
the command line.
I just dont want to get rid of something that may affect using the laptop0 -
Vitor said:I'd blow away -
Brave Browser (use Edge)
Microsoft OneNote
Solitaire and Spades games
Sticky Notes
User Experience Program and Service
Then keep on eye on CPU use in TaskManager and review anything that seems to be greedy. Also look at 'Startup Apps' in TaskManager and disable anything that looks like guff or has a high impact.
I'm still playing about as to what browser i prefer or is best.
I liked Brave as it blocked youtube ads, but i find out now the is issues watching amazon movies.
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Aidanmc said:Vitor said:I'd blow away -
Brave Browser (use Edge)
Microsoft OneNote
Solitaire and Spades games
Sticky Notes
User Experience Program and Service
Then keep on eye on CPU use in TaskManager and review anything that seems to be greedy. Also look at 'Startup Apps' in TaskManager and disable anything that looks like guff or has a high impact.
I'm still playing about as to what browser i prefer or is best.
I liked Brave as it blocked youtube ads, but i find out now the is issues watching amazon movies.1
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