You Can Get Rid of Windows Bloatware With One Command
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Use a debloater script to remove all unnecessary programs in Windows 10 and 11.

Windows has always had a bloatware problem (even if Samsung has recently claimed the crown in that department). Bloatware is an umbrella term for apps, services, and programs you don’t need, and never asked for, and Windows comes preinstalled with a boatload of them.

Removing bloatware helps you in two ways: You’ll recover some storage space and speed up your computer. If you’re using a low-end machine or an older PC, or if you just like the idea of running a lighter OS, this guide can help you take care of the problem with one command.

See https://lifehacker.com/you-can-get-rid-of-windows-bloatware-with-one-command-1848707156

#technology #windows #bloatware #microsoft

@Darin755@lemmy.ml
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Debloat windows with linux installer

@Faresh@lemmy.ml
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Debloater script: Gets rid of Windows

@isleofmist@lemmy.ml
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or you can use Linux. It’s easier.

@Zerush@lemmy.ml
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I use this one, it’s very compleete, safe andeasy to use. (FOSS - portable) https://github.com/hellzerg/optimizer

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That’s a long list of removeable bloatware: https://github.com/Sycnex/Windows10Debloater#bloatware-that-is-removed

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Very poor advice, you should not be telling people to run scripts as admin from random githubs. The best way to debloat windows is manually.

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Best way to debloat windows is to install Linux :)

GadgeteerZA
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Script has a GUI options as well where you can select individually what to remove, or not

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