Q & A: Pruning a new personal computer from unwanted software

How can I safely delete all the "trial" software that came with my new computer, so I can get some hard drive space back from the program, I do not want?
A: those who came preinstalled on your new computer programs are removed, or through Windows Control Panel or by using a batch remove unwanted software applications one after another. These "pilot" program, usually work a couple months before pestering you to buy the full version, is not part of the operating system, often referred to as "bloatware" (or worse) to. These malicious programs to be copied by Windows, go to Start menu, select Control Panel and under Programs, click "Uninstall a program." Presents a window of all the software installed on the computer list. Click the program you want to delete, then click the Uninstall button at the top of the window name. Different program, a minute or two, you may need to completely uninstall the software. Repeat as needed until you have removed all unnecessary programs.
If you suspect that there may be other harmful hidden software on your system, Microsoft's free utility programs that run automatically when Windows starts as shown.
Some third-party programs can solve the most in the event of bloatware. If you want to try this method, such as software and computer revo uninstall Decrapifier can help speed up the process. Both programs are free trial versions or just free.
Many new Windows computer, including a limited subscription update antivirus software. While eliminating the security plan is always a personal choice, there is no protection against malicious software on your computer more vulnerable to Internet attacks.
If you do not want to buy a full subscription to the safety of the trial program and choose to delete, users want to consider installing a free antivirus program, and not, just to let some of the basic PC security. The basis of free programs including Microsoft security, AVG Free and Avast anti-virus free antivirus software