Esiasennettuina

Esiasennettuina refers to software or applications that are pre-installed on a device, such as a computer or smartphone, before it is purchased by the end-user. These programs are typically included by the manufacturer or operating system provider as part of the device's initial setup. The purpose of pre-installing software can vary, often aiming to provide users with a ready-to-use experience out of the box, offering essential functionalities or bundled applications that may enhance the device's utility.

Common examples of esiasennettuina software include operating systems themselves, web browsers, email clients, media players, and sometimes productivity suites or trial versions of commercial software. Manufacturers may also include their own proprietary applications that are designed to interact with the specific hardware or services they offer. While pre-installed software can be convenient, it can also lead to concerns about bloatware, which refers to unnecessary or unwanted applications that consume system resources and storage space. Users often have the option to uninstall many of these pre-installed programs if they are not needed, although some may be deeply integrated and difficult to remove. The presence and type of esiasennettuina software can vary significantly between different device manufacturers and operating systems.