You tell people how to install windows without any bloatware, that's nice, but you also tell people to sign in with a online account, and enable tracking and data collection for advertising, that's not nice
I mean, this is just one kind of solution to the problems with Windows 11. The title just says this is a solution to bloatware. I’d argue that most people don’t want to jump through all the hoops associated with circumventing online account integration while still desiring a bloat-free experience. Most people just want their computers to run faster/better/etc, y’know?
does that matter? You know tracking and data collection is actually better for all of use right. It enables them to find issues in windows and trust me bro there are other ways they REALLY track you.
Weird, I don't know why, but I never suffer this bloatware problems, but I do normal fresh installs and upgrade from them and then sometimes fresh again (over the years, not the same version). The "worst" was the Windows Store preinstalling the stuff from there I used frequently, and then listed ready-to-install for anything I had not. No crap, and never have I ever - maybe I did once back in early Windows 10, and after removing, it just never came back. I do have a Windows/MS account (and have for a while), so maybe it's a save settings sort of thing. Oh, I also will never use Home, it's always Pro, but staring with 11 its Pro for Workstation - maybe that also has something to do with it. (my installs come from images from MS and I buy keys online for cheap)
I have a windows 10 i want to upgrade it to windows 11 but i dont want additonal bloatware except for my apps in windows 10 if i choose 1st option will i get my apps and without bloatware??
I've been facing issues for weeks during the clean install of Windows 11 22H2. Can I contact you via email address and send you a screenshot of my issue with Win11 installation?
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Microsoft hates him for doing this one weird trick. All bloatware is gone in 5 minutes just change the region to...
You tell people how to install windows without any bloatware, that's nice, but you also tell people to sign in with a online account, and enable tracking and data collection for advertising, that's not nice
I mean, this is just one kind of solution to the problems with Windows 11. The title just says this is a solution to bloatware. I’d argue that most people don’t want to jump through all the hoops associated with circumventing online account integration while still desiring a bloat-free experience. Most people just want their computers to run faster/better/etc, y’know?
does that matter? You know tracking and data collection is actually better for all of use right. It enables them to find issues in windows and trust me bro there are other ways they REALLY track you.
Pure Windows 11. Nice!
GREAT !!!
Thanks
Weird, I don't know why, but I never suffer this bloatware problems, but I do normal fresh installs and upgrade from them and then sometimes fresh again (over the years, not the same version).
The "worst" was the Windows Store preinstalling the stuff from there I used frequently, and then listed ready-to-install for anything I had not. No crap, and never have I ever - maybe I did once back in early Windows 10, and after removing, it just never came back. I do have a Windows/MS account (and have for a while), so maybe it's a save settings sort of thing.
Oh, I also will never use Home, it's always Pro, but staring with 11 its Pro for Workstation - maybe that also has something to do with it. (my installs come from images from MS and I buy keys online for cheap)
and I dont need to choose anything other than America English, etc.
I want everything removed like camera app, Xbox app, Microsoft store, Cortana, Clipchamp, OneNote etc. For all users in an Active directory network.
Create an script to run it at startup with the winget uninstall command 📌 pureinfotech.com/bulk-uninstall-apps-commands-windows-11
Nice perfect for my new pc biuld
I have a windows 10 i want to upgrade it to windows 11 but i dont want additonal bloatware except for my apps in windows 10 if i choose 1st option will i get my apps and without bloatware??
A clean installation won't keep your apps.
good video but use local account
You can bypass this
I've been facing issues for weeks during the clean install of Windows 11 22H2. Can I contact you via email address and send you a screenshot of my issue with Win11 installation?