This chapter records the usage experience of Windows deletion (uninstall) tools.
Geek
Pros: Has a free version, the tool is small and fully featured, and can be extracted and used immediately Cons: Sometimes it doesn't uninstall thoroughly, depending on how stubborn the software is. The free version is trimmed down but not by much; perfectly sufficient for personal use Summary: What more could you ask for? Software official site: Click to jump
System Mechanic
Pros: Powerful, supports multiple systems including macOS, Windows, Android, and iOS — really awesome Cons: The free version is heavily gimped, and the pro version costs a fortune Summary: Don't ask for a luxury cruise liner, okay? Software official site: Click to jump
Glary Utilities
Pros: All-in-one and fully featured, offers disk analysis Cons: Uninstalls aren't thorough and it's damn expensive, though the free version is usable Summary: Why would you need a big yacht? Software official site: Click to jump
Wise Disk Cleaner
Pros: As small as tools like Geek, but single-purpose; it's missing many useful features, though you can download it and give it a try Cons: Not many features, hard to use Summary: Why would you need a big house? Software official site: Click to jump
System Ninja
Pros: Can be upgraded with additional features, clean interface, and decent functionality Cons: Installing upgrades/add-ons isn't streamlined enough, and there are plenty of alternatives to replace it Summary: What more could you ask for? Software official site: Click to jump
Bleachbit
Pros: Just as small as Geek, fully featured, and easy to carry on any removable media Cons: The UI is ugly (in my opinion), and it consumes a lot of CPU while running Summary: Why would you need a big ship? Software official site: Click to jump
Uninstall Tool
Pros: A free version is available and it has pretty much everything you need Cons: Trimmed down (sufficient for personal use) Summary: What more could you ask for? Software official site: Click to jump
Revo Uninstaller-pro
Pros: Excellent uninstall capability, fully featured, and includes Hunter Mode Cons: Because it uninstalls so aggressively, the uninstall scan process takes a while Summary: It's got everything you need Software official site: Click to jump
CCleaner
Pros: Used to be a great piece of software; powerful, with features like drive wiping Cons: Bloated and halfway to being adware itself, with security vulnerability risks Summary: Not recommended Software official site: Click to jump
Advanced-systemcare
Pros: Nice-looking interface, lots of features, very powerful; there are many excellent sibling products, e.g., IObitUninstaller-Pro Cons: Unfortunately only the free version is usable, and it runs sluggishly on older computers Summary: Pretty good Software official site: Click to jump
IObitUninstaller-Pro
Pros: Very powerful Cons: So powerful that it uses a lot of resources and can lag Summary: A big ship (there's a cracked version, you can go find it yourself) Software official site: Click to jump
Recommended: IObitUninstaller-Pro Advanced-systemcare
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