Unwanted junkware on your PC can be a serious hassle.
Besides slowing down your PC, they can also be slightly malicious with constant pop-ups and trial versions.
You can remove each piece of bloatware through the Control Panel, or alternatively you should check out Microsoft’s Refresh Windows Tool.
Using this tool installs a clean copy of the most recent version of Windows 10 Home or Windows 10 Pro, and remove apps that you installed or came pre-installed on your PC.
That means you’ll have the option to keep your personal files but will have to re-download or install 3rd-party applications (like Steam) again.
To access the Refresh Windows tool, navigate to the Start button > Settings > Update & security.
From there click on the setting in the left pane for Recovery > More recovery options > Learn how to start fresh with a clean installation of Windows.
From there you can run the installer – just makes sure that you have backups and/or the correct privileges to reinstall the programs you need.
Now read: How to stop Windows 10 from crippling your gaming performance
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Still no way to move a 32-bit Win10 to a 64 bit Win10 !