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| 23 Feb 2012 | #1 |
| | how much bloatware can be uninstalled from Win7 64 without registry? I have a toshiba sat l505 with Windows 7 64 on a recovery partition which comes with much stuff. Im wondering if uninstalling a lot of this stuff will end up creating registry issues or would it help with the performance enough to make a difference? Also will the in house uninstaller be good enough or will a 3rd party app be needed? |
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| 23 Feb 2012 | #2 |
| | Yeah  New Toshiba notebooks are full of bloat-programs.I think uninstaling a program does not make registry issuse, also shuting down toshiba services like TEMPRO and similar things is enough, also unchecking them in msconfig>startup is a big deal  |
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| 24 Feb 2012 | #3 |
| | Uninstalling factory bloat ware is a good idea and will not effect your registry. Using a program like PC Decrapifier will identify software it tags as bloat, you will have the choice to uninstall it. It works better than the supplied uninstaller since it will clean the registry of it related items too. CCleaner can be put to use here as well to clean the registry after the uninstalls. The PC Decrapifier Wipes Unwanted Junk | The PC Decrapifier CCleaner - Optimization and Cleaning - Free Download |
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