Manage and remove pre-installed applications that you don't need.
When you buy a new Windows PC or install a fresh copy of Windows, it often comes with many pre-installed apps. Some are useful, but many are not needed by most users. These are called "bloatware". Examples include promotional games, trial software, and Microsoft services like Xbox features or Office hubs.
These apps take up storage space and may run background processes that use memory and CPU. optimizerDuck helps you remove them to reclaim disk space and improve system speed.
Select applications to remove
When you open the Bloatware tab, optimizerDuck scans your system and lists all pre-installed app packages. The interface shows each app with clear visual details. You can identify apps by their logo, publisher name, and install path.
optimizerDuck also evaluates each app and assigns a safety rating.
Safety levels
Even for applications marked as "Safe", it's best practice to only select the ones you are completely sure you do not use. Don't blindly remove everything just because the app allows it.
To mark an app for removal, check the box next to its name. You can select multiple apps at once.
Confirmation dialog
After selecting the apps you want to remove, click the Remove button in the top menu bar.
A confirmation dialog will show the list of apps scheduled for removal. Review it, then click OK to confirm. Larger apps may take longer to remove.
