What is safe to uninstall (HP notebook)

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  1. windude99
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    XxBRADxX said:
    I backed my cpu to disc under system and security/back up
    Two things. First, do you want to reinstall. Second, do you have Windows 7 backing up your computer automatically?
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  3. XxBRADxX
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    I hope not (unless it quits working) and I'm not sure. I am running Norton 360 and it has a back up program with it. I've not used it.
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  4. windude99
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    XxBRADxX said:
    I hope not (unless it quits working) and I'm not sure. I am running Norton 360 and it has a back up program with it. I've not used it.
    O.K. If you ever need help with Windows 7, you can come back to this forum:).
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  6. XxBRADxX
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    thanks, im constantly reading
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  7. gregrocker
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    Don't forget to test System Files to make sure the uninstalls didn't damage them. Clean Up Factory Bloatware - Windows 7 Forums

    Sometimes uninstalling factory bloatware does more damage than keeping it. This is why the best option for most tech enthusiasts is to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
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  8. XxBRADxX
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    How would you test system files? scratch that I see your thread on all of this Thanks
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  10. gregrocker
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    Did you even read the tutorial in the blue link which shows how to do all of this?
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  11. XxBRADxX
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    Yeah right after I asked sorry
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