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# WindowsBloatwareRemover # WindowsBloatwareRemover
A tool that allows for removal of all Preinstalled Apps on Windows that can't be removed by Windows, such as Microsoft Edge A tool that allows for removal of all Preinstalled Apps on Windows that can't be removed by Windows, such as Microsoft Edge
**This tool has been properly tested on Windows 10 and 11** (I used the bug a while ago that let me install Windows 11 on my laptop) **This tool has been properly tested on Windows 10 and 11**
It is currently being rewritten in Rust at the [rust-dev branch](https://github.com/J-onasJones/WindowsBloatwareRemover/tree/rust-dev).
## How to use ## How to use
Download the executable of the ![latest releases](https://github.com/J-onasJones/WindowsBloatwareRemover/releases/latest) and run it as administrator. Download the executable of the ![latest releases](https://github.com/J-onasJones/WindowsBloatwareRemover/releases/latest) and run it as administrator.
To do that locate your download folder, right-click the file and click "Run as Administrator" To do that locate your download folder, right-click the file and click "Run as Administrator"
Windows probably won't run it at first but display a prompt, claiming it had "protected" your pc by blocking the program. Click on "More Info" and then on "Run Anyway". Windows probably won't run it at first but display a prompt, claiming it had "protected" your pc by blocking the program. Click on "More Info" and then on "Run Anyway".
<img src="https://github.com/J-onasJones/WindowsBloatwareRemover/blob/main/ReadMeSrc/red1.png" height="250"/>
<img src="https://github.com/J-onasJones/WindowsBloatwareRemover/blob/main/ReadMeSrc/red2.png" height="250"/> <a align="center">
<img src="https://github.com/J-onasJones/WindowsBloatwareRemover/blob/main/ReadMeSrc/red1.png" height="250px" width="250px"/><img src="https://github.com/J-onasJones/WindowsBloatwareRemover/blob/main/ReadMeSrc/red2.png" height="250px" width="250px"/>
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Now follow the instructions in the terminal. Now follow the instructions in the terminal.
**As of version 1.0.0 a proper UI replaces the terminal.**
**As of version 1.0.0 a proper UI replaces the terminal.** - This will no longer happen in the current version but is being worked on at the [rust-dev branch](https://github.com/J-onasJones/WindowsBloatwareRemover/tree/rust-dev)
*NOTE: Said Version hasn't been released yet.* *NOTE: Said Version hasn't been released yet.*
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For everyone else: Microsoft is a master when it comes to slapping bloatware and advertisement onto their operating system, the edge browser being the most prominent one. For everyone else: Microsoft is a master when it comes to slapping bloatware and advertisement onto their operating system, the edge browser being the most prominent one.
For real though, I occasionally use Windows virtual machines and despite having a backup that I can easily clone every time I do experiments, etc.., reinstalling a fresh copy of Windows 10 needs to be done from time to time. I occasionally use Windows virtual machines and despite having a backup that I can easily clone every time I do experiments, etc.., reinstalling a fresh copy of Windows 10 needs to be done from time to time.
# Donations for new PC
Click [here](http://jonasjones.me/uwu) (definitely not a Rick Roll) to donate me money so that I can buy a new PC to test this on Windows 11.