How To Clean Up The Boot Kit From The Lenovo Laptop?

These applications more often than not tend to useless. Emphasis on this uselessness is further cemented by the fact that Lenovo laptops tend to come with the most obnoxious kinds of Bootkit. In other terms, you can call this package bloatware. In the similar sense that engorging on massive amounts amount of junk food bloats yourself and as a result you become slow, bloatware slows down a laptop too. Therefore, removing them is a no-brainer. Unfortunately, a standard system restore does not help in this regard.

It is because whenever you reinstall the operating system, Lenovo makes sure to protect the useless applications under Bootkit to survive the system wipe. To that end, we need to look into alternatives. Lenovo Support suggests listing all the applications that come under the bloatware. Follow the following instructions to remove these programs one at a time:

1. Go to Start.
2. Navigate to control panel
3. Select Programs and features -> Uninstall an application
4. Remove the software one by one: Once you reach the application list, you would have to remove the bloatware applications one by one. Although, there is a slight chance that they might not be completely removed.
5. Once you have completed the manual uninstall, you now have to begin with the complete removal of the bloat wares.
6. Again, click on the start button.
7. Navigate to and click on Settings.
8. Select About from the left panel. This would provide you with the system information.
9. Now, note down the entire system information.
10. Click on the link that says Lenovo Security Advisory. Here, match up the system details to the one you have noted down to access the download specific to your Lenovo machine.
11. Select the Date button: Among these dates, you would have to access the most recent updates. In general, they are at the top of the page.
12. You would now encounter a variety of different updates. Among them, you have to look for the one that says “Lenovo LSE Windows Disabler Tool”. Download the LSE tool.
13. Once you have downloaded the application, initialize its installation.
14. Once installed, run the program and you would automate the Bootkit removal.

Deleting the bootkit is an essential task if you seek to unlock the complete potential of your laptop. In case the given steps do not particularly pan out. Make sure that you keep Lenovo Customer Support Australia handy at your side. In case applications cannot be fully removed, you should also know that the security experts have already warned the brand about these downsides. To that end, there might be some malware disguising itself as manufacturer’s program. In that case, an antivirus solution would also assist you.

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