What are the ways that I can get rid of this stuff without re-installing windows or formatting the system. If there is no way, what are the essential items that I should delete.
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You just have to pick and choose in the Add/Remove Programs menu. You are much better off just formatting the computer.
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I ordered it with Office Home and Student, won't that be wiped away, it is a program that I vitally need.
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Get PC Decrapifier. It's been designed to remove Dell's bloatware.
Also run CCleaner.
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The only thing you will need is the Powerdvd if you want to continue watching dvds on you notebook. You may also want the Dell's Media Experience/MediaDirect2.0/3.0 cd as well for the MediaDirect button. Call/chat/e-mail dell for the disc. Microsoft Office's cd should have been included with your purchased.
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Robert in Sadorus Notebook Evangelist
I must of reclaimed 15-20% of my hard drive doing a re-format i highly recommend it. before the re-format i had like 89-95 gigs free space on a 160 gig HDD, after a re-format and re-install of all my apps and music i have 118 gigs free now. and thats with installing more programs that weren't on there before.
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This is gonna sound stupid, but how do you reformat?
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Alternatively You can download and burn a third-party "Boot CD", which contains the neccessary tools. One such Boot CD compliation is " Ultimate Boot CD". -
Go to add/delete programs and delete whatever programs you don't want.
Crapware
Discussion in 'Dell' started by pt618, Apr 8, 2007.