Free Uninstall8.8.1

Installing numerous software products eventually leads to a reduced performance of the computer. If the disk runs out of space or if too many new entries were added to the system registry, the PC's responsiveness drops.When this happens, many users think that upgrading the hardware is a solution. However, some fixes can be easily made by just uninstalling large-sized and unused software applications.

Uninstall programs to increase disk space and restore PC stability

Free Uninstall is a software uninstaller whose features are similar to the Windows built-in "Add or remove programs". It automatically detects all your installed applications and shows them on the list.After reviewing their information, you can decide which apps you want to remove to free up disk space and restore some of the machine's performance.

Pay close attention to the setup

Installing the app doesn't take long but you shouldn't rush through it. Because Free Uninstall is ad-supported, it offers to download and install additional software that it doesn't actually need to work properly. You you can decline the offers to make a clean setup if you're not interested.However, .NET Framework must be installed or the utility won't work properly.

Browse and remove installed applications

As far as the interface is concerned, the utility adopts a simple window with a clear-cut structure, where all installed apps are autodetected and displayed in the list at startup.You can check out the name, publisher and estimated size of each program, look up programs using a search function that shows results in real time, remove entries from the list if you're sure you don't want to uninstall anything, as well as uninstall any selected program.

Doesn't have advanced uninstaller features

The tool runs the program's default uninstaller. Unfortunately, it doesn't have features for scanning and eliminating any leftover registry entries and files.All things considered, Free Uninstall doesn't bring new features to the table when it comes to uninstalling programs. In fact, it doesn't offer more than the Windows integrated uninstaller.