how to run php code

well, thank you. but that's exactly what has been done. clean install. the bloatware is all that junk that ms trow at us.

The hearth is flat.

bro67 said:

Microsoft does not install “Bloatware” in a clean install

Hmm.
Alarms & Clock, Calculator, Calendar, Camera, Connect, Cortana, Games, Get Help, Grove Music, Mail, Maps, Messaging, Edge, Microsoft Store, Mixed Reality Portal, Mixed Reality Viewer, Mobile Plans, Movies & TV, OneDrive, OneNote, Paint 3D, People, Photos, Sticky Notes, Video Editor, Voice Recorder, Weather, Xbox.

To me, that's a perfect example of bloatware. Or did I miss some sarcasm?

again thank you guys. but I still don't know how to run the php code to delete everything.
if you could, please, help me I'd be very much in debt with you.
maybe lx07 could shed some light . . .
thanks

As was said (or implied) somewhere in this thread, Windows does not natively support PHP. You need to find a PHP interpreter somewhere, download it, and install it. I've seen several on the web but I have no idea if they work.

That is a big script with quite a few functions. Do you know it runs cleanly and safely? Is it from a reputable source? And do you know you actually want to perform all the actions taken in the script?

my dear pokeefe0001

thank you. your observation makes a lot of sense.
the source is lx07

and I believe it's ok.
but at the very begin he says it's not his . . . so now I'm really in deep waters
as you stated windows do not run php I don't know what to do.
maybe another solution to get rid of all this garbage after a clean install.
I've been looking all over the forum and I got some from Shawn Brink but not all of'em
any who thank you again and if you have another suggestion I'd really appreciate.
thanks for your time