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As always, be careful and paying attention during install and never blindly click “next.” Freeware usually comes bundled with its fair share of bloatware because it’s how the developers make their money. I did not encounter any bloatware content, but that doesn’t mean it won’t be added in a later version. I used the portable version (click the ‘Download without installer’ link as pictured on the right), however I did check out the install package for the purpose of this review. One comes as an install package and the other comes as a portable application in a compressed folder. There are two versions of Decrap available.

Automatic mode will handle all prompts without user interaction, there’s a chance it will remove something you don’t want it to (manual mode is recommended).

Relatively lightweight, only uses about 20MB of RAM while running.

No advertisements or bloatware to contend with.

Includes an integrated and thorough registry cleaner (optional to use).

Analyzes your computer for unecessary bloatware and helps you remove it.

Very easy to use, walks you through the entire process.

The normal way to remove various applications can be quite tedious, but Decrap makes the whole process a lot faster. It’s best used on a new system, since a lot of bloatware is installed by the manufacturer. What is it and what does it doĭecrap is a Windows application that will remove unnecessary bloatware from your PC, whether it’s new or old.

Decrap(Decrap my Computer) is a free Windows application that will scan your computer for bloatware and remove it in one convenient process. You probably have your own favorite software that you’re going to install anyway.

There’s no need to keep all those antivirus trials, and proprietary media software installed. They make money by installing it because it’s essentially free advertising for the related software companies. Dell, Asus, HP, Toshiba, Gateway it doesn’t matter what brand of computer you have they are all guilty of bogging down devices with unnecessary bloatware. One of the first things you should do with any new device is clear out some of that excess crap that comes pre-installed, often referred to as bloatware. So, you just bought a lovely new PC and you’re ready to take it through its paces.