Only you can decide what you want to keep and then remove/delete the rest. Once all that is done, you can then image the remaining as you wish. DON"T remove anything remotely OS required. Basically, you want to remove pgms/apps NOT any component of the OS or device s/w, etc.. Once all that is done, again image the remaining s/w.
You can use "DECRAPIER" google for it and allow it to select the most likely unneeded bloatware or crapware installed on a new PC. You can do this as a freebie s/w download. As time goes on and you may find you don't something and decide you don't really need it, re-image again after removal.
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As this is a popular subject, about space. What I would like to know is? In Image D there are programs that are a must and need to stay. On the other hand, there are programs that you do not need that may have a lot of meg and can be deleted. I do know most of the tricks about keeping my pc clean and free of malware etc. The one thing I would like to know is? What or How can I tell what programs that I can delete, and what programs that I must keep without damaging my PC? I tried to get some feedback from Microsoft with this question, but all of you probably know them. You can't get nothing from MS unless you pay them. The same with HP. So I need you people. I am sure there won't be any charge. Can someone give me some feedback?

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