With the three tools above, you can do bulk uninstall in minutes without the risk of system disruption or leftover files piling up. Choose the one that best suits your needs, download it from the official link, and reenjoy the optimal performance of your Windows 11!
Safe Steps to Uninstall Bulk (Don’t Be Careless!)
Bulk uninstall sounds like a quick and practical solution. However, never do it without preparation. Deleting multiple applications at once can have an impact on system stability if done without control and understanding. A small mistake can lead to the loss of important functions, even a system crash. Therefore, it is important to follow these steps before you hit the “Uninstall All” button.
1. Backup Important Data
Before making major changes to the system, back up personal files, work documents, or other important data to external storage or the cloud. It’s a basic but often overlooked step—even though it can save you from losing data if something unexpected happens.
2. Enable System Restore Point
Windows 11 provides a System Restore Point feature that allows you to restore your system to its previous state in case of an error. Enable and create a new restore point before starting the uninstall. It’s like digital insurance: you wish you hadn’t used it but will be very grateful when you need it.
Quick Way:
Type Create a restore point in the Start Menu → select the system drive → click Create → name it → done.
3. Don’t Delete System Apps
Some apps labeled “Microsoft”, “Windows Component”, or related to hardware drivers should be untouched. Removing it can cause Windows to become unstable or important features such as internet connection, audio, or display not working.
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