I'm guessing the answer to this question is "you can't," but I'm still wondering if it's possible to remove OEM applications that come pre-loaded on a Windows Mobile phone (I'm talking about the ones that don't appear in the Remove Programs applet), either by third-party software or something more "hacky."
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It really depends on the model. If you have one of the many devices made by HTC, you can probably find a plain replacement, unbranded ROM abailable at XDA-Developers. If not, I got rid of them on my XDA phone without actually reflashing. I noticed that after it starts for the first time, it runs through an installation script. I simply hard rebooted the phone and clicked cancel during the installation stage (Or removed the battery during first boot - it was a few years ago, I can't really remember). This interrupted the installation - it doesn't free up the room, but it doesn't start the applications or look like they are installed. If this doesn't help, you may be out of luck. | |||
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