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    Bloatware removal


    Now I have read some of the posts in the tuts and while I would love to get rid of some of the stuff I am still not really sure of what is needed.

    I am setting up a friends eMachine M355 at the moment and am constantly pestered with eMachine reg and other flipping pop ups for diags etc Now I have chuffed off the Norton thats fair enough but some of it I don't want to remove if it is essential. Thing is the little machine would be better I reckon if I could get rid of the crud, but I have no way of telling what is needed.
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    ICit2lol said:
    Now I have read some of the posts in the tuts and while I would love to get rid of some of the stuff I am still not really sure of what is needed.

    I am setting up a friends eMachine M355 at the moment and am constantly pestered with eMachine reg and other flipping pop ups for diags etc Now I have chuffed off the Norton thats fair enough but some of it I don't want to remove if it is essential. Thing is the little machine would be better I reckon if I could get rid of the crud, but I have no way of telling what is needed.

    A win 7 DVD (or USB) a valid license, drivers for any unusual HD configurations (Like RAID).

    As usual I would make a backup just to be sure
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    zigzag3143 said:
    ICit2lol said:
    Now I have read some of the posts in the tuts and while I would love to get rid of some of the stuff I am still not really sure of what is needed.

    I am setting up a friends eMachine M355 at the moment and am constantly pestered with eMachine reg and other flipping pop ups for diags etc Now I have chuffed off the Norton thats fair enough but some of it I don't want to remove if it is essential. Thing is the little machine would be better I reckon if I could get rid of the crud, but I have no way of telling what is needed.

    A win 7 DVD (or USB) a valid license, drivers for any unusual HD configurations (Like RAID).

    As usual I would make a backup just to be sure
    Thanks zig zag am doing a clone right this moment just to make sure.
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  4. Posts : 28,845
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    ICit2lol said:
    zigzag3143 said:
    ICit2lol said:
    Now I have read some of the posts in the tuts and while I would love to get rid of some of the stuff I am still not really sure of what is needed.

    I am setting up a friends eMachine M355 at the moment and am constantly pestered with eMachine reg and other flipping pop ups for diags etc Now I have chuffed off the Norton thats fair enough but some of it I don't want to remove if it is essential. Thing is the little machine would be better I reckon if I could get rid of the crud, but I have no way of telling what is needed.

    A win 7 DVD (or USB) a valid license, drivers for any unusual HD configurations (Like RAID).

    As usual I would make a backup just to be sure
    Thanks zig zag am doing a clone right this moment just to make sure.

    Let us know if we can be of assistance
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    Thanks you folks will do
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  6. Posts : 10,994
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    Have you seen PC Decrapifier?

    Crappy PC No More! | The PC Decrapifier
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    marsmimar said:
    Have you seen PC Decrapifier?

    Crappy PC No More! | The PC Decrapifier
    Yeah marsmimar Corinna mentioned it in another thread - haven't had time to use it yet on the machine setup or my main machine as there so many uodates coming through - but will:)
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    ICit2lol said:
    Yeah marsmimar Corinna mentioned it in another thread - haven't had time to use it yet on the machine setup or my main machine as there so many uodates coming through - but will:)
    It's pretty powerful. It tried to remove me!
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    Thanks marsmimar, made me laugh out loud

    BTW...when did my name change to Corinna?
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  10. Posts : 8,398
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    marsmimar said:
    ICit2lol said:
    Yeah marsmimar Corinna mentioned it in another thread - haven't had time to use it yet on the machine setup or my main machine as there so many uodates coming through - but will:)
    It's pretty powerful. It tried to remove me!
    do you mean windows ME?

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