"Dell de-Crapifier"

[Longboard]

Cudos to Jason Yorke

Useful apps are still being created :)
This strips all the "unwanted add-ons" that come pre-installed, from Dell 1300 and may work for other models
Prologue:
http://www.yorkspace.com/2006/04/38
Utility:
http://www.yorkspace.com/dell-de-crapifier/

I really admire, firstly, people who can do this, and secondly, those who take the time to do it
:thumb:

[Lamehand]

When is the "HP de-crapifier" coming out?, would be nice too.

[pvsurfer]

-{ Quote: "Cudos to Jason Yorke

Useful apps are still being created :)
This strips all the "unwanted add-ons" that come pre-installed, from Dell 1300 and may work for other models
Prologue:
http://www.yorkspace.com/2006/04/38
Utility:
http://www.yorkspace.com/dell-de-crapifier/

I really admire, firstly, people who can do this, and secondly, those who take the time to do it
:thumb:" }-
As a Dell Inspiron owner, I can appreciate where this is coming from, but in my case it was no big deal to do this by simply using Control Panel's Add/Remove Programs - followed up by using a file & reg cleaner afterwards.

[singularity2006]

-{ Quote: "When is the "HP de-crapifier" coming out?, would be nice too." }-

control panel > add/remove programs. (:

[nadirah]

Next time, buy a custom built computer. Not those computers that are pre-built by all the popular big companies, hp dell or whatever. Those Big Guys always love customising microsoft windows OSes at the factory to bundle all their crap with it then they ship it to the customer who buys it.