What are these pre-installed Lenovo programs?

Where can I find info on what all the programs are that are pre-installed with a new Lenovo? And how can I uninstall them, if I want to completely get rid of them?
Thinkvantage (there are like 15 Thinkvantage programs)!!!
Agilix GoBinder
PC Doctor for Windows
Get Vido Conferencing (by Skype)
Mcafee Install
Message Edited by donkey on 01-15-2009 09:41 PM

Hello donkey,
please also refer to this extensive Thinkpad Superguide.
I would recommend do not uninstall all the programs, especially Thinkvantage.
Pc Doctor is Lenovo´s system checker tool. Leave it.
McAfee should be a trial version, if you don´t have purchased it with your machine. (Antivir, AVG are good and free solutions for private use.
Agilix Gobinder seems a e-learning solution. May you have bought a students version?
Skype should be clear, don´t know if it will be usefull to you.
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