Watch for any app or service shortcuts preinstalled on the home screen.
You can see the full list of apps on your computer, click any you don't want, and hit Uninstall. You can also do this manually, by going to Start > Settings > Apps. The easiest ways to do that are by downloading uninstallers like PC Decrapifier and Should I Remove It. Next, you'll want to uninstall bloatware - the trial versions of software you don't want or need that come preinstalled in most PCs, also known as crapware or junkware. If you don't have a specific reason to be concerned (like you're a nuclear scientist or travel regularly to China or Russia) you can rely on Microsoft's Windows Defender Antivirus software that's already built-in with Windows 10 and turned on by default - no need to set anything up. You'll get better results removing with these than trying to do it yourself. Here's the Norton removal tool, and here's the McAfee one. They can be system hogs and nagware, always nagging you to upgrade or resubscribe. Really the best thing to do is remove those preloaded security apps right away.
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