According to experts, Windows apps such as Sound Recorder, Microsoft To Do, Microsoft Clipchamp, and Media Player don't serve much purpose and eat up resources.

To uninstall unwanted apps from Windows 11, you can use a mixture of on-board resources and free tools. We show you how.

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Researchers uncover malware campaigns using cracked software and compromised YouTube videos to deliver CountLoader, GachiLoader, and info stealers.

Another reason to remove bloatware is the peace and quiet it brings. Most pre-installed apps on Windows exist because of partnerships between the app developers and Microsoft or PC manufacturers.