Pre-installed applications are a nightmare

these are applications that manufacturers install by default on their devices, to honor partnerships or simply to push users to favor their services. If it is possible to uninstall them, the feeling of being forced is absolutely not pleasant. It's the same with Windows 11, but it's even worse since it's not possible to uninstall in most cases. Indeed, there is no uninstall option, and this can be problematic for users who want to have the bare necessities on their machine. Microsoft decides to tackle its own unwanted software This observation has existed for years, if not decades under Windows. But it's been bolstered a little more by Windows 11, which arrives with a cohort of services that aren't necessary yo ever used Cortana, Remote Desktop, or Contacts within Windows 11? Probably not, and yet all these tools are there. But potentially not for long. Indeed, Microsoft has just made an interesting announcement, in connection with the arrival of Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25931, intended for Insiders who beta test updates to the operating system. Among the new features announced, there is one that allows you to uninstall certain applications installed by default in Windows 11.    

                                                                                                                                                           "In addition to the Camera app and Cortana, the Photos app, Contacts app, and Remote Desktop Client (MSTSC) can be uninstalled," reads the note that accompanies the arrival of this app. new build. Pre-installed applications are a nightmare under Windows 11: MA proposal was soon made to all Until then, the only way to remove these apps was to go through the back door via a series of commands in PowerShell, a move reserved for experienced users. In a short time, thanks to this new feature, the applications concerned will simply be accessible from the deletion menu present within the Windows 11 settings. In a few clicks, the deletion will be effective. Of course, it will also be possible to download these apps to install them again if necessary, via the Windows Store. This possibility will be offered to everyone, but a priori, the various services will remain installed by default on the first start of Windows 11. It remains to be seen when this opportunity will Microsoft knows it and is hastily useful. Have you be available to all Windows 11 users. A priori, it will take a few weeks or even a few months for this to be the case. But as many of us have been waiting for such an opportunity for years, we can still show a little patience in order to benefit from it in the best condition.