Microsoft is making it possibleto remove additionalpre-installed Windows apps that were previously hard to get rid of.

Experts say the new feature could be a game-changer for users.

Over recent months, Microsoft has gradually enabled theremoval of default apps preloaded on Windows.

Someone tapping a virtual screen, searching for bloatware.

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This latest build adds a few more apps to that list, including Photos, People, and Camera.

“It impairs user experience overall, slows down system performance, and uses up valuable storage.

People want smooth, effective, and user-centric experiences.

Someone waiting on a slow computer.

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Bloatware runs counter to this by adding pointless clutter, which results in frustration and decreased productivity.”

The bloatware on your computerranges from free trial versions and factory-installed programs to third-party marketing tools, Kaushik noted.

Tech expertGordon Learoften sets up laptops for schools and nonprofits.

He said that he spends 90 percent of his time removing bloatware.

Laptops are full of diagnostic data collecting and customer service apps that provide redundant tasks, he said.

“All of these apps run in the background using CPU power and wasting energy,” he added.

Uncheck any unnecessary programs before proceeding.

“For a more thorough solution, third-party uninstaller programs or fresh operating system installation can help eradicate bloatware.

Moreover, McAfee’s system also runs continuously in the background without you even noticing.