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Beware Of Apps Bundled With Your Windows 10

Posted on Thursday January 11, 2018  |  windows 10, security, microsoft, junkware, bloatware, apps

Have you recently purchased new laptops or computers? Don’t get too excited. A new report proves that pre-installed software such as free trials and web browser toolbars can pose high-security risks. So if you want to maximize your new investment, here are some things you might want to know:

Here come crapware-free PCs

Posted on Thursday December 07, 2017  |  windows, signature edition pcs, microsoft windows 10 signature edition, microsoft, hardware, bloatware

Bloatware, trialware, crapware -- the unnecessary software usually pre-installed by the manufacturer on your brand new PC. Besides being annoying, this type of software also slows down your machine and can tamper with security. Microsoft is fed up with it too, which is why they’ve come up with Windows 10 Signature Edition PCs. Read on to find out more.

5 types of clutter that slow down Windows

Posted on Tuesday September 19, 2017  |  windows update, windows 10, reset, refresh, clutter, bloatware

If you've noticed that your Windows 10 operating system has been running slow, yet no virus has been found and everything seems to be running okay otherwise, your PC might have too much clutter. Clutter can impede its performance and eat away its memory. To help your computer perform at its peak once again, you need to know five types of clutter and how to remove them.

Windows puts bloatware in the crosshairs

Posted on Friday July 01, 2016  |  windows, refresh, recovery, microsoft, install, crapware, bloatware

Even an IT novice can recognize the scourge of 'bloatware' on new hardware. It doesn't matter what type of new gadget you've purchased, it's bound to come loaded with unnecessary apps and software that the manufacturer believes will drive you to purchase more of their products. And while they aren't impossible to remove, those pesky programs can take a lot of time to get rid of. With Microsoft's new 'Refresh Windows' tool you can send all of them back from whence they came in just two easy steps.

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