You can also uninstall Microsoft Store apps. This application supports around 34 different languages. You could also export your Program files list to an HTML format from the File Menu. It also has a context menu option to open the Program file location or registry location of the installed application. The application will detect the manufacturer’s or developer’s name and give you the option to search for it on the Internet. The other option offered is that you can search the name of the product. You also have a Force Removal option, which will scan for the files in Windows Explorer and registry locations and give you the option to delete them. Once you find the application you can just right-click on the application and click on “ Uninstall” If you have tons of applications, there is no need to worry as it does have a search feature, that will find the application you are looking for. Once you start the program it will scan for all the installed programs and list them. The interface is very simple any non-geek can use it without any issues. does not require an installation and works pretty well. Today I stumbled up this nice little uninstaller called Geek Uninstaller. There are a lot of free third-party uninstallers with tons of options available. Sometimes normal uninstall will not really fix the problem, especially if the problem is caused by user preferences which the built-in uninstaller chooses to leave behind. That’s why most of the IT Pro’s tend to use third-party uninstallers to do a clean uninstall. One of the major drawbacks of the built-in uninstaller in Windows is that they tend to leave some files, folders or registry entries back, undeleted.
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