Inspiron 1520 Bloatware (What can I remove?)

What Dell publisher bloatware can I safety remove from my Inspiron 1520?

-Banctec Service Agreement (publisher: Dell)
-Browser Address Error Redirecter (publisher: Dell)
-Dell DataSafe Online (publisher: Dell)
-Dell Support Center (publisher: Dell)
-Dell System Customization Wizard (publisher: Dell)
-Dell Support (publisher: Dell)
-Games, Music & Photo Launcher (publisher: Dell)
-Media Direct (publisher: Dell)
-Modem Diagnostic Tool (publisher: Dell)
-Quickset (publisher: Dell)

Thanks in advance

 

Banctec Service Agreement (publisher: Dell)-I would keep this. It basically just states the terms and conditions of your service contract. You can toss it if you tend to keep everything (manuals, etc.) when you buy a product.

-Browser Address Error Redirecter (publisher: Dell)-Get rid of it: http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/05/24/0342246

-Dell DataSafe Online (publisher: Dell)-Keep it if you choose, X amount of months of online back up is included in the price of your system, I would at least try it.

-Dell Support Center (publisher: Dell)-The choice is yours. It basically places all support info (service tag #, quick fix tools, system warranty status, quick links to drivers, etc.) into one window. More info: http://direct2dell.com/one2one/archive/2007/06/25/17311.aspx

-Dell System Customization Wizard (publisher: Dell)-Get rid of it-basically a settings walkthrough that should have appeared the first time you powered on your system and logged on to windows

-Dell Support (publisher: Dell)-get rid of it. Hasn't shown me anything worthwhile about my Dell.

-Games, Music & Photo Launcher (publisher: Dell)-You can get rid of it-It basically is a special folder containing shortcuts to the trial software Dell added to your system as well as some of the bundles you may have checked off in the configurator-Most cases you can get to these programs from the Start menu.

-Media Direct (publisher: Dell)-Keep this if you want to view media on your system without booting Windows (by pushing the House button on your notebook while it's powered off)

-Modem Diagnostic Tool (publisher: Dell)

-Quickset (publisher: Dell)-I would keep it. Quickset allows you to see visual indicators to things like adjusting the brightness of your screen, sound volume, etc. Also, it provides a control for your wireless and bluetooth connections, as well as power management settings.

 

Only things I've kept were Mediadirect and Quickset. But if you have movies on your HD you'll probably have to install some codecs for mediadirect (there's walkthroughs on the forum).

 

Oh, btw, download the pc decrapifier, if you want to remove more items: http://www.pcdecrapifier.com/

 

Thanks guys! That info was very helpful