What programs can I delete safely

Heya, I recently received a used asus eee pc from my grandmother. It was recently my cousins of whom is 11 and a technology idiot. He had this thing so sickly bugged it took me forever to de lice it. Below is a list of programs that have been downloaded. I am not sure what he added and what was already pre-programed. Thank you for helping. I am currently 7 months pregnant and I can't afford for my little notebook to be this slow, nor can I afford to replace or send it out. Thank you so much!


acrobat.com
adobe flash player 10 activeX
adobe flash player 11 plug in
adobe reader 9.1 mui
apple application support
apple mobile device support
apple software update
asusupdate for eee pc
atheros communications inc. (R) ar81 family gigabit
bing bar
bonjour
broadcom wireless network adapter
capshook
defaulttab
defaulttab chrome
ebi.bookreader3j
e-cam
eee docking 3.8.1
eeesplendid
etdware ps/2-86 7.0.5.11__whqL
facebook video calling 2.0.0.447
file type assistant
fontresizer
google chrome
google toolbar for internet explorer
hotkey service
intel appup (SM) center
intel(R) graphic media accelerator drive
intel matrix storage manager
itunes
liveupdate
localeme
microsoft .net framework 4 client profile
microsoft .net framework 4 extended
Microsoft office 2010
microsoft security essentials
microsoft silverlight
microsoft sql server 2005 compact edition [enu]
microsoft visual c ++ 2005 redistributable
microsoft visual c ++ 2005 redistributable
microsoft visual c ++ 2008 atl update kb973924 - x8
msxml 4.0 sp2 (kb973685)
msxml 4.0 sp3 parser (kb973685)
msxml 4.0 sp3 parser (kb2721691)
msxml 4.0 sp3 parser (kb2758694)
quicktime
ralink RT2860 wireless LAN card
realplayer
realplayer
realtek high definition audio driver
skype click to call
skype 6.11
super hybrid engine
unity web player
windows live essentials 2011
windows live mesh activeX control from remote

 

Honestly I'd just reinstall Windows. The PC would be faster and wouldn't necessarily have remnants of uninstalled programs. Just my two cents.

 

I have to admit I am a bit of a newbie. I did pretty well while I was removing the initial errors, BUT it required my fiance to help me. He, like me, is also pretty naive with some things though. I'm not sure if I would even know how to re-install, but this beast is so slow I can't even watch netflix.

 

Haha it's cool. I should've linked to an appropriate guide though to help you out.

Do you know what your laptop's specs are? Or the specific model number? I could help you more then.

I may be wrong but you have a netbook. I don't know how an Eee PC performs but you likely won't be able to stream Netflix movies in HD.

I would post more helpful info but I'm on my phone at the moment!

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The laptop should have a recovery partition that you can use to restore the laptop back to its factory condition. Without knowing your particular model, all I can do is link you to Asus' support page, which has a guide on how to roll back using said factory recovery: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. -Support- Troubleshooting Eee PC 1201HA

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I hope that link is relevant to your system. You can uninstall things one by one, sure. Doing the recovery will save you time and hassle, though. Then you can install whatever you like from there.