Take the 2-minute tour ×  The company I work at goes through
computers fairly regularly. When we get a new computer, someone
has to manually go through and remove all the bloatware that
comes with the computer. Right now, I am compiling a database of
known bloatware and their silent uninstall commands, but many
programs either don't have or require a silent uninstall script
to be created. I'm wondering if there are any methods that I
have missed that would silently reduce the windows installation
to just the barebones OS and drivers.  share|improve this
question As Lucas said. However, if you've got a decent list of
how to uninstall crapware consider publishing it to a forum or
site - there's probably a number of people that would appriciate
it. –  tombull89 Apr 25 '12 at 17:52 As Lucas said. However, why
are you buying computers from a vendor who installs software you
don't want in the first place? –  Joshua Drake Apr 25 '12 at
20:33 @JoshuaDrake Are there any who don't? Even when buying HPs
and Dells throug