I presume you are talking about using Wise Care 365 to clean the registry. It also has issues wtih false positives.
Which Free Uninstaller: IObit vs Geek vs Revo?
- Thread starter SumTingWong
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- Mar 26, 2017
- 81
I vote for Revo Free but you can still get the Pro version 3 from the links posted previously.
Hi,
I used to use Geek a lot, after using Revo for a number of years, but I've now switched to HiBit Uninstaller. There is a installer or portable version and it features:
- The ability to uninstall Windows apps.
- Regisrty Cleaner.
- Junk File Cleaner.
- Start-up Manager.
- System Restore Manager.
- ... and more.
Hope this helps.
HiBit Uninstaller
I used to use Geek a lot, after using Revo for a number of years, but I've now switched to HiBit Uninstaller. There is a installer or portable version and it features:
- The ability to uninstall Windows apps.
- Regisrty Cleaner.
- Junk File Cleaner.
- Start-up Manager.
- System Restore Manager.
- ... and more.
Hope this helps.
HiBit Uninstaller
- Nov 17, 2014
- 96
Can I suggest Bulk Crap Uninstaller? It's free and open source.
www.bcuninstaller.com
Bulk Crap Uninstaller - Remove large amounts of unwanted applications
Bulk Crap Uninstaller (BCUninstaller, BCU) is a free, open source program manager. It excels at removing large amounts of applications with minimal user input.
- Aug 23, 2013
- 1,076
This looks interesting. I will have to get it.
Says it uninstalls portable applications: "(might have to point BCU where to look)"
Can I suggest Bulk Crap Uninstaller? It's free and open source.
Bulk Crap Uninstaller - Remove large amounts of unwanted applications
Bulk Crap Uninstaller (BCUninstaller, BCU) is a free, open source program manager. It excels at removing large amounts of applications with minimal user input.
Says it uninstalls portable applications: "(might have to point BCU where to look)"
- Jan 28, 2018
- 2,464
I feel that it looks pretty good when I try it. I think there is a lot of demand for the ability to uninstall Windows Store apps. Thank you for introducing good software!
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- May 4, 2019
- 825
Revo Uninstaller is a faster and more powerful alternative to the program removal applet. The product includes advanced functions for uninstalling programs and cleaning their tracks, solves the problems of installing and updating software
They also have a phone version.
They also have a phone version.
Hibit Uninstaller is the best, light ressource and check leftovers in the registry too.
Credit to @BoraMurdar
Credit to @BoraMurdar
No problem, glad I could helpI feel that it looks pretty good when I try it. I think there is a lot of demand for the ability to uninstall Windows Store apps. Thank you for introducing good software!
- Jul 2, 2014
- 1,722
IOBit monitors and logs installation data using it's service so that it gives complete removal during uninstall of programs.
Also it's user interface for uninstall is pretty outstanding (Programs, Bundleware, Recently installed, Infrequently used, Large programs)
It allows uninstall of Windows apps, Browser toolbars and plugins too.
Also it's user interface for uninstall is pretty outstanding (Programs, Bundleware, Recently installed, Infrequently used, Large programs)
It allows uninstall of Windows apps, Browser toolbars and plugins too.
i use Iobit, free, portable, does its job. Anyway it is rare that a program i use failed to uninstall,and when it happened in few occasions, it was mostly because they were alphas/betas versions.
ive got to say total uninstall is the best paid one I kept getting a error trying to update intel rapid storage technology tried to uninstall with revo then install the updated version of intel rapid storage technology got same error tried it with iobit same results uninstalled with total uninstall sure enough was able to install the newest intel rapid storage technology software and drivers without any problems and its working perfectly
i like the Iobit one, does what it is supposed to do, free and portable.
there is not the best in all cases
sometimes, iobit is better than revo, sometimes revo is better than iobit against different apps
I use both because there are some functions iobit has but revo doesn't
I tried bulk crap in the past, it was extremely buggy for me for unknown reasons
sometimes, iobit is better than revo, sometimes revo is better than iobit against different apps
I use both because there are some functions iobit has but revo doesn't
I tried bulk crap in the past, it was extremely buggy for me for unknown reasons
Usually when i "test" an app and i had it installed, if i cant remove it properly, i restore a backup image, takes 10mn.
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