You access then latter via a desktop widget, and you can use it to kill processes, stop auto-starting apps, or uninstall programs. You can remove programs by launching the full app or by activating its Hunter mode. You can even use it to remove any detritus from software you uninstalled before you got Revo. Fortunately, Revo automatically deletes those leftovers. As mentioned earlier, when you uninstall an application, the removed software may leave junk files on your PC that may affect system performance. The utility doesn't let you queue up multiple programs to uninstall as you can with Revo Uninstaller Pro, but you can delete them one at a time. Uninstalling apps is a breeze with Revo Uninstaller. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Ashampoo UnInstaller 6 (for PC) Review The app's interface displays row after row of smaller icons, which makes it easier to locate apps. Revo Uninstaller, on the other hand, has no such issue.
If, like me, you have dozens upon dozens of programs installed, you know that Windows' Programs and Features section requires you to do lots of scrolling to see everything. Revo Uninstaller has a very simple interface that places uninstall icons in a menu bar above a main content area. Now boasting full 64-bit Windows 10 ($139.00 at Microsoft Store) (Opens in a new window) compatibility, Revo Uninstaller works well but lacks features found in IObit Uninstaller, our Editors' Choice for free uninstaller utilities. The free utility uninstalls applications, as well as the trace elements that can gunk up your PC-bits that a regular uninstall via Windows can often leave behind. Revo Uninstaller 2 is a useful tool that helps you quickly delete applications when you decide it's time to clear some space. But if you do that on a regular basis, you lose valuable real estate on your PC's hard drive. Have you ever downloaded an app, used it a handful of times, and then never touched it again? Of course you have we've all been there.
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