Your New Windows PC Is Already Sluggish—Here’s the First Thing to Do
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Summary
Bloatware are the unnecessary pre-installed programs and tools that come with a brand-new purchased PC which impact performance and speed of the computer and mostly duplicate what the Windows already offers.
These bloatware take up space, drain the battery life and consume valuable system resources, making the PC slower.
To remove these unwanted programs, you can increase the performance of the computer by disabling and uninstalling the programs you never use.
You can identify the programs by scrolling through the list of the installed applications to see programs you didn’t install yourself, pay attention to any trial versions of antivirus software, browser toolbars or games that you never asked for.
Before removing any of these programs, it is important to create a restore point in case you remove a program that is essential to the smooth running of Windows.
You can manually remove these programs or use automated tools and scripts to remove them in bulk and free up space and resources on your new PC.
