How to clean Windows 10 from unwanted apps and services
In today's video we'll see how to uninstall all unnecessary applications in Windows 10 Pro.
What does bloatware mean?
Bloatware are those applications pre-installed by the manufacturer and you, as the end user, are useless, you do not want them, do not use them and you do not want them.
Unfortunately, the Windows 10 operating system comes with a bunch of such applications and we'll see how we can uninstall them using a PowerShell script.
Why use a PowerShell script to uninstall unwanted applications from Windows 10 Pro?
The answer is simple. Because only in this way we can get elevated rights to the system and we can put with the Windows 10 Pro operating system restrictions.
Can I get back to the Windows applications and settings before running the PowerShell script?
You can always go back to the settings and applications that the PowerShell script has disabled and deleted by simply running it again.
What apps and services disable the PowerShell script?
This is the list of applications that the PowerShell script removes:
3DBuilder,
Appconnector,
Bing Finance,
Bing News
Bing Sports,
Bing Weather,
Fresh Paint,
Get started,
Microsoft Office Hub,
Microsoft Solitaire Collection,
Microsoft Sticky Notes,
OneNote
OneConnect,
People,
Skype for Desktop,
Alarms,
The room,
Maps
Phone,
SoundRecorder,
XboxApp,
Zune Music,
Zune Video,
Windows communications apps,
Minecraft,
PowerBI,
Network Speed Test,
Phone,
Messaging,
Office Sway,
OneConnect,
Windows Feedback Hub,
Bing Food And Drink,
Bing Travel,
Bing Health And Fitness,
Windows Reading List,
Twitter,
Pandora,
Flipboard,
Shazam,
CandyCrush,
CandyCrushSoda,
King apps,
iHeartRadio,
Netflix,
DrawboardPDF,
PicsArt-PhotoStudio,
FarmVille 2 Country Escape,
TuneInRadio,
Asphalt8,
NYT Crossword,
CyberLink MediaSuite Essentials,
Facebook,
Royal Revolt 2,
Caesars Slots Free Casino,
March of Empires,
Phototastic Collage,
Autodesk SketchBook,
Duolingo,
EclipseManager,
ActiproSoftware,
BioEnrollment,
Windows Feedback,
Xbox Game CallableUI,
Xbox Identity Provider, and
ContactSupport
And the list of services you disable:
XblGameSaveTaskLogon,
XblGameSaveTask,
consolidator,
UsbCeip,
DmClient,
The telemetry service that assumes Windows sends information and data to Microsoft,
Cortana,
OneDrive
I run the settings made by this PowerShell script on my personal laptop for over a month and I can tell you that running it does not affect the proper operation of the Windows 10 Pro operating system.
The link from which you can download the script presented in the tutorial:
https://github.com/Sycnex/Windows10Debloater
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View Comments (29)
Install LTSC 2019 :)
Does it work on W10 Home?
I guess not, just for the Pro. Anyway, don't expect an answer from them that it's hard for them to write a simple "yes" or "no"
Yes, it also works on Windows 10 Home!
Super
Excellent
It worked for me
It's a much more airy interface
Thanks
With pleasure! I'm glad it helped you!
La mine bu merge ... ,, .... this script will self elevate to run as administrator "
Watch the head-to-tail tutorial, from start to finish, without scrolling. I showed the solution to this "problem" and I received that message in the tutorial
Super. Bravo! Success!
Thanks a lot! We're waiting for you!
Excellent, thanks
Adrian this script is very good, but unfortunately also deletes Photo, how can I do not delete the rest of the photo to delete them?
For this you had to press the Y not A confirmation key, and then you can choose which one to delete and what not.
Very useful ! I ran this script in a computer room in a school! : D