

For instance, it allows you to uninstall apps such as Bing News and Bing Weather, Microsoft Edge. To be more specific, Bloatware Removal Utility (BRU) can delete UWP and Metro apps, provisioned apps and desktop programs. The list contains both third-party and Microsoft-signed applications, allowing you to choose which to uninstall and which to keep. The table displays the name of the installed application, its version and the name of the publisher. Please note that the application automatically selects a list of programs and tools that are considered as being bloatware, so it is highly recommended that you go through the entire list before hitting the “Remove” button. The main window reveals a list of applications that are already installed on the PC, whether they are installed by you or they are factory presets. This is expected, given the nature of the application and its purpose. There is no need to go through an installation process with Bloatware Removal Utility, but keep in mind that administrative privileges are mandatory for the application to run. The Bloatware Removal Utility (BRU) is designed to help you get rid of applications and tools you don’t actually use.

However, you don’t really need all the applications that Windows makes available, so unused programs end up occupying storage space for nothing.

Windows comes with a set of preinstalled applications to provide its users with basic functionality ready to enhance their experience.
