Revo uninstaller new powerful windows app uninstall tool

[Gt-truth]

anyone have yet check out the new version of the Revo uninstaller version 4 which has a new powerful windows app uninstall tool to remove all crappy windows app to free up disk space and maybe to improve the windows system performance by uninstall all windows crap app !

my question is : is this safe to uninstall all windows app by using Revo uninstaller software ? if so , I will going to remove it all!

can’t really to browser any webpage very well or to use anything on this laptop because all lag going on !

and a lot of video will suddenly stopped and I then need to either resume YouTube video or to refresh the video page ? 

 

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4002019/windows-10-improve-pc-performance

Edited October 6, 2018 by Gt-truth
to add a link

[exile360]

If you're having issues like those you describe, then I don't think it has much to do with the apps you have installed and it's far more likely to be an issue with Windows itself, a driver issue, or perhaps even some kind of infection and/or PUP on the system causing that level of performance degradation.

Removing apps that run in the background constantly may help, but I don't think it is likely to correct all of the issues you describe as it sounds to me like something more serious is going on with that system.

[Gt-truth]

@exile360 . no , this is my brand new laptop i bought a few day !

this is my new brand laptop which is protected with MALWAREBYTES and ZEMANA and windows defender .

 

and I have only to install a few app

Edited October 6, 2018 by Gt-truth

[exile360]

OK, so it probably isn't infected, but that doesn't necessarily mean that there isn't something else going on.  A system's files or Windows installation can be corrupt out of the box brand new.  It isn't terribly common, however it is possible and I've seen it first-hand on multiple occasions both as a PC technician and with systems of my own.  Driver issues can crop up at any time, including when the Windows install is new (in fact, this can make them even more likely since often times the drivers that ship with the system are older/not the latest and therefore are more likely to contain bugs which may have since been fixed in later driver releases).

I am not saying that it is absolutely impossible that all of the issues you're having are caused by apps installed, however I just don't think it is very likely.  You can try removing them though, and if it helps that's great, but if it doesn't fix the issues then you might consider investigating the other potential causes I mentioned.

[Gt-truth]

OK then , I’m going to have some works to uninstall window app that come Pre-installed with windows 10 (there are a lot of them) which takes the hard disk space I think ! so I’ll need some time to get back to you !

[gonzo]

I get driver issues often after Windows updates, AND you can uninstall programs that come from Microsoft all you want, but there are no guarantees their next update won't reinstall them.  They want you to use THEIR stuff, and they shove it down your throat.  One thing you should look for is bloatware that is preinstalled by your computer vendor.  Many are notorious for that.  For lag, check your exclusions on anti-virus and anti-malware.

[Gt-truth]

here’s the lists of crappy app by Microsoft

Alarms @ clock
app installer
Claculator
Camera
Candy Crush Saga
Candy Crush Soda Saga
Dolby Access
Feedback Hub
Game bar
Get help
Groove Music
HEIF image Extension
Hidden City : Hidden object Adventure
Mail and Calender
Maps
Microsoft Messaging
Microsoft news
Microsoft pay
Microsoft Solitaire collection
Mixed Reality Portal
Mixed Reality viwer
Mobile plans
Movie & TV
My Office
Onenote
People
Photo Editor Polarr
Photos
Print 3D
Skype
Snip & Sketch
Sticky Notes
Store Experienc host
Tips
Voic Recorder
VP9 video Extension
Weather
Web Media Extension
Webp image Extension
Xbox
Xbox Game Bar
Xbox Game Speech windows
Xbox Identity Provider
Xbox live
Your Phone

 

3 hours ago, gonzo said:

I get driver issues often after Windows updates, AND you can uninstall programs that come from Microsoft all you want, but there are no guarantees their next update won't reinstall them.  They want you to use THEIR stuff, and they shove it down your throat.  One thing you should look for is bloatware that is preinstalled by your computer vendor.  Many are notorious for that.  For lag, check your exclusions on anti-virus and anti-malware.

working on it right now (to uninstalling all Microsoft crappy app which in the lists above) and you’re right Microsoft do not want from us to use any others App software and they have add a lot of Adware of both their gadget  / Widget which showing an ad and other info about the user and about the PC when you hover at start menu

@gonzo  I will check and look for any bloatware after I done of uninstalling of those app above and I will come with any update about it !

EDIT : you may want to check my reply here

 

Edited October 6, 2018 by Gt-truth

[exile360]

Do all of those apps actually run in the background all the time though?  If so, then yes, removing them could certainly improve system performance, however just having an application installed shouldn't impact performance in any way if it isn't actually running (unless perhaps you're low on disk space, but then uninstalling those apps probably won't free up sufficient space to have a great impact on the problem and it may be time to seek out other options like a larger drive or secondary drive for additional storage).

[Gt-truth]

this is my first experience/first use of Windows 10 , so , to answer you , I do no know if these app are running in the background or not ! and the disk have a lot of free space but windows update had take some space too which the disk is 500 GB in the size!

I have a few software file only on my "download" folder

EDIT here :  not sure if this one but here a new problem https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-free-up-disk-space-after-updating-to-windows-10-april-2018-update/

Microsoft link https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12425/windows-10-free-up-drive-space

@exile360 not really sure if updating to new version of windows will take up that space on the hard drive ? (I will read what in those link later time of course )

even MALWAREBYTEA is take a long time to scan on this brand new laptop along with other security software are taking a long time to do a scan (this may help?)

 

Edited October 6, 2018 by Gt-truth
some info about the hard disk space and others info with links

[gonzo]

As you are new to Windows 10, I'll tell you something you will likely find quite discouraging.  Windows 10 has an extreme fondness for looking for updates, downloading updates, and installing updates.  I go looking for sources of slowdowns on mine, and the updates are always the cause, with Malwarebytes contributing to it by checking to make sure downloads are safe.  Unless you loaded a ton of stuff on your 500GB HD, free disk space is not the issue.  Very few of the apps you mentioned above are actually running, they are just toys for people who need toys.

Windows Updates will be far more active on Win 10 than you are used to.  Start Googling for ways to defer update activity and how to throttle it.  That will help.

[exile360]

Yeesh, that would annoy me.  I keep my system patched, but I check for Windows Updates on my time (generally at least once a day, and absolutely every Patch Tuesday without fail).  I don't like the whole "silent automatic" update thing.  I like to know what they're trying to install, especially since I opt out of some of those updates (particularly those specifically targeted at improving telemetry and the like, though with this new cumulative update method MS is now employing it's virtually impossible to keep all of it out short of not patching, so I also keep an up to date HOSTS file and firewall rules that explicitly block Microsoft's telemetry servers (along with those of certain other big data vendors like Google).