Recommended AV?
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They wouldn't, great as it would be as sometimes pcs slow down badly.
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I wonder if most of the slowdown problems are caused by Windows having compatibility problems with Bloatware.
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Bloatware will do a lot to a pc and its harder to remove them in W11 unfortunately.
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I think Bloatware is also difficult to uninstall in Google Android, and other mobile OS. It is unfortunate that Windows is making it harder for users ti uninstall Bloatware.
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Sometimes the uninstallers don't even want to take them off either, which is rather annoying.
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I think there are third party uninstallers which also remove registry keys for Bloatware and leftover files from bloatware uninstalls.
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Most don't remove registry keys, a lot of times you got to drill down to remove them, it's a real pain.