- Jan 14, 2003
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Originally posted by: Homerboy
I buy them all the time for work and have to remove nothing except for google desktop and the language bar in the system tray.
You may not know how to order properly....
Originally posted by: Homerboy
you realize that now you can A) uncehck half the pre-isntalled options crap before you place your order B) When placing your order via phone (which you should ALWAYS do as you're bound to get a better deal than online... they even let you use most coupons) you can specify "I Don't want all the sh!t" and you won't get it. C) If you're ordering for work, order a business workstation via their small/large business departments... of course they are going to load tons of cr@p on them when you order a home PC online....
Originally posted by: Thump553
My last two new machines have been HPs. Don't complain about the bloatware from Dell until you've undergone the HP experience, which is ten times worse. Worse, HP doesn't ship Windows discs & you have to make your own restore discs (one time only) from a hard drive partition.
I would have reformatted and started over, but I'm pretty certain most of the garbage would have been restored.
Originally posted by: Thump553
Worse, HP doesn't ship Windows discs & you have to make your own restore discs (one time only) from a hard drive partition.
There was a big settlement for that. I dont' think HP still does the partitions anymore
Originally posted by: llars
What comes on the Dell Depends on what kind of Dell it is.
Dimension or Inspiron = loads of crap
Latitude, Optiplex, Precision, or Poweredge = Fairly clean Windows install