Bloatware

Manage and remove pre-installed applications that you don't need.

What is Bloatware?

These applications are commonly called "bloatware" because they take up storage space and consume system resources unnecessarily. Examples include Microsoft apps like Xbox, Office, and others. Removing these applications can help free up storage space and system resources.

This feature helps you manage and remove applications that come pre-installed on Windows but provide little value to most users.

Select applications to remove

Select applications to remove

In the Bloatware tab, you will see a list of pre-installed applications. Each entry displays:

• Logo of the application
• Name (and version)
• Publisher
• Path to the installed location
• Package name
• Safety level (Safe or Caution)

Safety levels

• Safe: Applications marked as Safe are generally non-essential and can be removed without risk.
• Caution: Be careful when removing applications marked as Caution. It is recommended to create a backup or restore point before removing them.

Of course, only remove applications that you know for sure you don't need. Don't blindly remove "Safe" applications.

Each application has a checkbox next to it. Check the checkbox to select the application for removal.

Remove

Confirmation dialog

Once you have selected the applications you want to remove, click the "Remove" button in the menu bar at the top. The application will display a confirmation dialog listing all the applications you selected. Click "OK" to remove the selected applications one by one.