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Old 07-21-2007, 01:00 AM   #1
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New computer filled with junk

So I bought a new computer and like always they are filled with junk.
So is there a good way to completly remove all parts of the trial software and get it completly off the machine? Is there a right way or a better way?

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Old 07-21-2007, 09:15 AM   #2
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So I bought a new computer and like always they are filled with junk.
So is there a good way to completly remove all parts of the trial software and get it completly off the machine? Is there a right way or a better way?

Any help is great
Thanks!
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i think that it was mentioned in maximumpc or on pcworld.com. where ever it was i read it worked really well......
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i think that it was mentioned in maximumpc or on pcworld.com. where ever it was i read it worked really well......
What worked well? pcdecrapafier???
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What worked well? pcdecrapafier???
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Old 07-23-2007, 12:20 PM   #6
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What do you mean by junk? I can guess at the kind of software you mean, but we usually deal with specifics here. Also what brand of PC is it? I'm assuming you bought a retail machine. There are some issues of changing software on a packaged system that you want to be aware of. Such as the Office package not coming with a full install disk so you don't want to take if off if you can't put it back on.
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