What is crapware? How to remove Crapware software from the system

The most annoying thing that people hate on newly purchased computers is Crapware. Crapware is unnecessary software preloaded in newly purchased systems. It slows down your PC, can destabilize your system, create problems, and consume your valuable memory.

What is crapware?

Also known as bloatware or junk software, crapware is software that comes pre-installed with your computer and doesn't offer any advantages, either because it's a trial version or will expire in a few days. Computer manufacturers often include this software in exchange for special deals that reduce the overall cost of computers to consumers.

Crapware is junk software

Note : Crapware should not be confused with adware, spyware, or malware. In addition to consuming disk space, crapware is not malicious.

Steps to remove Crapware from the system

The following steps will show how to remove crapware from the PC. These steps are not guaranteed to remove all crapware from your PC but can be used to remove almost all crapware.

Step 1: Uninstall unnecessary software

Get rid of all unwanted software that you never use. Please refer to the article: Root removal of the most stubborn files on Windows for instructions on how to delete some software that will not leave the system.

Step 2: Disable unnecessary startup programs

A rarely used software load during system startup will cause the system to be slow. Please refer to the article: Turn off startup programs on Windows 10 to remove unwanted programs from the startup process.

Step 3: Delete junk files from the system

Get rid of unwanted junk files from the system! These files consume valuable hard drive space and slow down the PC. Please refer to the article: Freeing hard drive space on Windows 10 automatically with Disk Cleanup to delete these junk files.

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Delete junk files from the system

Once you've done all the steps above, it's time to reboot the system. After rebooting, your system will look like it was purchased, even faster, because it was previously loaded with tons of crapware. PC boot time will be greatly reduced and system problems will disappear from now on.

If the system still shows errors and there is no improvement in performance, it may be due to a faulty driver or some antivirus program causing the system to be slow. Check out the following articles: What causes computers to be 'slow like turtles' to find the root of the problem and Summary of tips to fix slow computer errors on Windows 10/8 / 8.1 / 7 and Windows XP to have be the solution.

Isabella Humphrey

Update 10 April 2020

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