Just to mention a few of those: Toshiba Disc Creator, Toshiba ReelTime, Service Station, Bulletin Board and Toshiba Assist. Toshiba computers and notebooks contain pre-loeaded 'crapware' software from Toshiba. If you buy Dell PC notebook soon you'll discover that there are several preloaded software (often unnecessery software) such as Dell Stage, Dell Digital Delivery and Dell DataSafe. Like Asus, HP computers often come preloaded with useless software from factory, example for this is HP Customer Service enhancements, HP Update, HP Total Care Setup and ProtectSmart.

Many users may want to uninstall ASUS Crapware software such as ASUS Tutor, ASUS LifeFrame3, ASUS WebStorage and ASUSVibe. I'm sure anyone who bought brand new branded PC or laptop over the last 10 years have already suffered the unwanted and unnecesseryīunch of software that comes pre-installed freeware programs aiming to help you in your daily work but in reality just slowing down your PCĪnd showing annoying popups or at best keeping useless in Windows system apptray.Ĭleanup (Remove) common ASUS, HP, Dell default installed unneded (Bloatware) software The term Bloatware (also called jokingly crapware) is term is the one that was coined to describe, the default pre-installed software that comes to you together with Windows pre-installed OS by the hardware manufacturer. While browsing today and looking for software to clean up all the spy software from my corporate HP laptop, I've come across an interesting tool called Decrap which aims at removing Bloatware from a Windows PC / notebook (mirrored here because original software site was down)

Decrap my computer