Microsoft Makes "Signature PCs" Without Bloatware One thing we hate about buying a new Windows-based computer is all the "bloatware" that comes with it. PC makers lower the cost of their computers by including trialware software from software makers, most likely security software and productivity software. Most users won't want any of this software because it expires after a short period of time or it is software they simply don't need. Microsoft is selling in its two retail and online stores that do not contain any of this bloatware and making the computer buying experience more streamlined and customizable for the user. http://www.techreviewsource.com/content/view/311/1/ |
6 out of 7 things listed that are installed by MS are still bloatware, go MS |
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Those are bloatware becuase not everyone will use those programs because there are much better free alterantives. It is ok to ask if they can be installed, it is not ok to just install them |
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It's not bloatware as the average user needs anti-virus, email, flash, PDF, and silverlight support pre-installed. The only thing they should've left off was that Zune 4.0 Jukebox software... |
It is not ok to preload this stuff, it is only ok to ask at first boot. |
Luckily you're not target customer of Microsoft store:) |
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