There's plenty of 5-star uninstallers available, and every computer should have one. A clean Windows install with Google Chrome, and some web surfing found 312MB under Common Cleaner and 40.7MB in Advanced Cleaner. The drive cleaner features a common and advanced cleaner. You can find the tools menu in the top right to access Windows Store Apps Manager, registry and drive cleaner, empty folder cleaner, shortcuts fixer, process and startup manager, services manager, scheduler task manager, and context menu manager. A list of how much space is used for all apps is also shown here. Once you've clicked on any entry, the app's name, version, publisher, install date, registry entry, and the website are shown in the lower window.

You can right-click on any program listed and choose from uninstalling, force removal, delete entries, open registry key or installation folder, program website, or find on Google. However, there are many more options than a batch uninstall option allows. There is no batch uninstall nor a simple delete option next to entries. Those wanting to uninstall apps only are presented with an easy-to-use interface. One of our Top Freeware Picks.įor our review, we used the portable edition, which popped up quickly. HiBit Uninstaller can completely uninstall Windows programs and features ten more tools, including a drive and registry cleaner, process and startup manager, and more.

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