Windows 10: Will the update to windows 10 remove all the Asus bloatware ?

As I'm sure you're all aware, Asus (and others) love to fill up their laptop harddrives with bloatware and junk. My question is simple - when I get the upgrade to windows 10, will it automatically get rid of all that rubbish ?

Thanks.

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Bloatware on Windows10 - Syntax to Hide and Remove

Windows 10 has lots of bloatware. This link:
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/easily-remove-bloatware-windows-10/ helps users to customize their Windows 10 experience by hiding or removing unwanted OS integrated apps. Unfortunately it has not been updated as new bloatware apps have been added though
Windows Updates and we need the Syntax for many of the new bloatware apps so we can hide or remove them to further customize our Windows 10 experience.

PLEASE provide an official web page with a current list of Windows 10 bloatware apps and the appropriate syntax to both hide and remove these apps so users can run their systems as lean or fat as they desire. PLEASE KEEP IT UPDATED as new bloatware (OS
integrated apps) are added through future Windows updates. The ability to customize our experience is one very important and much appreciated feature of Windows.

Thank you!

 

The final solution to all bloatware, crapware, craplets.

Real Microsoft employees rarely, if ever, visit these forums. If you have a suggestion, using the Windows 10 Feedback app is where to do it as Microsoft employees do read those.

 

No.. the only way to get rid of that is by doing it yourself. The upgrade will not remove any of that.

HTH

 

Although the upgrade method will not remove any bloatware, (or any other user content, programs etc. )., it has been stated that once you have upgraded to win10, (and thus proved eligibility), you will be able to download an ISO and install a fresh copy of Windows which will remove all bloatware. You should of course ensure you can obtain drivers for any specific ASUS hardware before you do a fresh install

 

Use the free "Decrapifier". It will get rid of most, if not all, the junk (bloatware).
Decrap My Computer is under construction

 

Upgrade or clean install ve sure you have a backup of your data before proceeding. There are too many ways that things can go wrong, too many opportunities to make mistakes or misunderstand what will happen.

 

Are you talking about the stuff like this:





ASUS motherboards also include a DVD with a huge number of ASUS programs that can be running. After about my 5th ASUS board, I realized that I never used any of them so I just say "NO" and deselect them all when running the ASUS setup.

If it is real bloatware (I am looking a YOU McAfee), then a clean sweep will do you good. BACK UP FIRST.

 

Thanks for all the help and suggestions guys.