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Disclaimer: For educational purposes only. The author bears no responsibility for data loss or system errors; proceed strictly at your own risk and backup your system first.
Did you buy a new laptop and find it packed with games you don't play, trial antivirus programs, and manufacturer apps? This junk is called "bloatware." It slows down your PC, takes up hard drive space, and eats up your battery life.
Here is how to safely clean up your Windows system and get rid of unwanted pre-installed software:
Open the Start menu and click on the Settings gear icon.
Click on Apps on the left side menu, then select Installed apps (or Apps & features if you are on Windows 10).
Scroll through the list of programs. When you see a sponsored app or game you know you don't need, click the three dots next to it (or just click on the app name in Windows 10).
Select Uninstall from the menu and confirm by clicking Uninstall again.
Bonus Tip: To clean up leftover junk files after uninstalling, open the Start menu, type Disk Cleanup, press Enter, check the boxes for temporary files, and click OK.
Restart your computer once you are done to enjoy a cleaner, faster, and much more responsive system!
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