Is all this HP software bloatware?

[Myke46]

I have a HP-G72-B53 notebook with Window 7 Home Premium 64. I've known that redundancies exist in OEM notebooks, so I just want to make sure all these HP items are unnecessary:

• HP Advisor,
• HP Power Manager
• HP Quick Launch
• HP Software Framework

And,no I am not concerned with voiding warranties.

[Norm202]

I have a HP-G72-B53 notebook with Window 7 Home Premium 64. I've known that redundancies exist in OEM notebooks, so I just want to make sure all these HP items are unnecessary:

• HP Advisor,
• HP Power Manager
• HP Quick Launch
• HP Software Framework

And,no I am not concerned with voiding warranties.

 

Deleting these oem programs will not void your warranty

[Myke46]

I have a HP-G72-B53 notebook with Window 7 Home Premium 64. I've known that redundancies exist in OEM notebooks, so I just want to make sure all these HP items are unnecessary:

• HP Advisor,
• HP Power Manager
• HP Quick Launch
• HP Software Framework

And,no I am not concerned with voiding warranties.

 

But are they necessary?

[Guest JChrist]

I know for sure that HP Quick Launch is necessary in order for the touch buttons on the laptop to work (the mute, volume, start/stop touch buttons).

I am not so sure about the rest of these programs, but I don't think they affect anything important.

[Steve Krause]

I did a google search on all the apps you listed and yes, you can uninstall all of it and you won't lose anything. perhaps a quicklaunch feature etc... however your warranty will be fine.

[Myke46]

Thanks for all the responses.I am going to delete all but Quick Launch and will let you know how it goes.

[alexmvp]

Thanks for all the responses.I am going to delete all but Quick Launch and will let you know how it goes.

 

Don't forget to mark one of the answers as correct so your question closes.

[jshepp]

I have a HP-G72-B53 notebook with Window 7 Home Premium 64. I've known that redundancies exist in OEM notebooks, so I just want to make sure all these HP items are unnecessary:

• HP Advisor,
• HP Power Manager
• HP Quick Launch
• HP Software Framework

And,no I am not concerned with voiding warranties.

 

Yeah, I've been wondering the same question, but haven't bothered to check it out for myself. I'll probably check it out this weekend, though I'm not sure that we have the same matching HP crap-ola...

[Myke46]

Bloatware removed and all's well,thanks again.

[Jacks1496926423]

I know for sure that HP Quick Launch is necessary in order for the touch buttons on the laptop to work (the mute, volume, start/stop touch buttons).

I am not so sure about the rest of these programs, but I don't think they affect anything important.

 

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