Certainly! Here are some common types of unwanted software or bloatware that our service commonly encounters and effectively removes:Adware: Adware is software that displays unwanted advertisements on your computer, often in the form of pop-ups or banners. It can be annoying and intrusive.Browser hijackers: Browser hijackers modify your web browser settings without your consent, redirecting your searches to different search engines or displaying unwanted toolbars. They can also track your browsing activities.Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs): PUPs are software programs that may not be inherently malicious but are often bundled with legitimate software installations. They can include browser extensions, toolbars, or system optimization utilities that may affect your computer's performance.Trialware: Trialware refers to software that comes pre-installed on a new computer or device and offers a limited trial period. After the trial period ends, it may prompt you to purchase the full version or continue with limited functionality.Junkware: Junkware refers to unnecessary or unwanted software that clutters your system, consuming resources and affecting performance. It can include pre-installed apps, trial software, or software that comes bundled with legitimate downloads.Spyware: Spyware is designed to secretly gather information about your activities and transmit it to third parties without your consent. It can track your keystrokes, capture screenshots, or monitor your online behavior.Toolbars: Toolbars are browser extensions that provide additional functionality but often take up space, clutter the browser interface, and may track your browsing habits. They are commonly bundled with other software installations.These are just a few examples of unwanted software or bloatware that our service commonly encounters and effectively removes.