IObit Uninstaller is a simple, neat, and efficient utility that allows you to quickly and easily uninstall the programs that you no longer need from your computer. The best thing about this application is that, unlike the default app's removal feature of your Windows, it can completely remove the no longer needed apps from your system, including remnant files, folders, and registry entries. No related file, folder, or registry item will be left behind after the scan performed by this app when it uninstalls a program from your computer. The reliability and accuracy of IObit Uninstaller are its main advantages, but not the only ones. For example, IObit Uninstaller is also easy to use. Its neat and intuitive interface can be used with ease even by complete beginners.
IObit Uninstaller also lets you remove browser toolbars and plug-ins, even ones that are not detected by the Windows’ Add/Remove Programs applet.
I also like about this tool the fact that it includes a file shredder which enables you to permanently wipe files, making it impossible for anyone to retrieve them back, even with professional data recovery software.
To sum it all up, IObit Uninstaller is a nice tool that does a great job at helping you completely uninstall applications from your system, and, best of all, it’s also free.
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Ivan
IObit Uninstaller is easily the best Windows uninstall utility I've come across. Browser toolbar and plug-in removal and well-designed interface make it a winner.
Guest #35870184
IObit Uninstaller is a wonderful program that lets you make sure that anything you delete is completely cleaned from your computer system. It's easy to use for those who are computer savvy, as well as for those a little less experienced.
It's a great way to keep your computer in the tip-top condition, it requires you to do some work, but also be in control.
Aashit Sable
I think, IObit stands on 2nd rank. First is Revo; because of its shell context menu & scanning leftovers of previously removed programs.
Guest I think you can send you suggestion to IObit. It will help.
Guest #36795852 To a degree I agree but I really like that even in the free version you can batch uninstall apps, I think this option is available in the paid for version, and fair enough.