
It has a handy search box, which can be helpful in accessing programs easily if you have a long list of installations. The last option called Action Center is, basically, the advertisement section for IObit’s other products. This program supports batch uninstall, so if you don’t use Windows Store Apps on your desktop then you can select all of the them and uninstall them in one go.

The third option is Windows Apps, which lists all of the Windows Store Apps. The second option on the sidebar is Toolbar & Plug-ins, which lists all of the toolbars and plug-ins that are installed on various web browsers. The Programs option is subdivided into five categories for easier access – All Programs, Recently Installed, Large Programs, Infrequently Used, and Windows Updates. These programs are arranged in found columns – Program Name, Size, Install Date, and Operation.

The first and the most important section in the sidebar is Programs, which displays all of the traditional applications installed on the system. Two skin styles – Classic (Dark) and White, and three font sizes – Normal, Large and Larger are available. Each program uninstall window presents the option to select that event as a restore point. IObit Uninstaller is available as an executable as well as a portable application. Here are some of the best free program uninstallers for Windows.

Windows has an inbuilt option to Uninstall software but it does not remove all of the files and settings associated with that software. It’s a good practice to uninstall those software that are not being used at all, and are just eating your disk space and bandwidth. When you Install something you also get the option to Uninstall it.

Many computer users are not familiar with the term Uninstall and its concept.
