IObit Uninstaller 8.0.2.19 free download Archives

5 stars

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"Works like Magic"

"Works like Magic"

pdsk8erjay March 12, 2018  /  Version: IObit Uninstaller 7.3.0.13

2018-03-12 11:41:38  |  By pdsk8erjay

Pros

Got the job done. i been looking on the web for a free app to clean my pc and stumbled across this one and figured why not give it a shot because i have this stubborn app that just wont uninstall and the description says it uninstalls these particular apps and wouldn't you know... it worked!!!!

Cons

none as of yet but im geussing there will maybe be ads or something annoying later on?...

Summary

It works!! try it out.

5 stars

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"Forced uninstall the bad software"

"Forced uninstall the bad software"

Visual-Ping-Tester September 18, 2017  /  Version: IObit Uninstaller 7.0.2.49

2017-09-18 02:46:54  |  By Visual-Ping-Tester

Pros

This toolkit is very useful, some bad stubborn software forced to stay in your computer, with common method you can not uninstall them, IObit Uninstaller's forced uninstallation feature can help you, it can uninstall all these malicious software. it can forced uninstallation and file crushing, the uninstallation feature support Google Chrome, Firefox, IE, IE browser plugins. Just need one-click, IObit uninstaller resume the browser speed and security.

Cons

No dissatisfaction and I recommand to use this program.

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"The best forced uninstallation toolkit"

"The best forced uninstallation toolkit"

EasierSoft AutoBAUP August 26, 2017  /  Version: IObit Uninstaller 7.0.2.32

2017-08-26 01:33:52  |  By EasierSoft AutoBAUP

Pros

This toolkit has very useful features, there are some stubborn software, it forced to stay in your computer, with the conventional method you can not uninstall them, IObit Uninstaller's forced uninstallation can help you, it can uninstall all these malicious software. it can forced uninstallation and file crushing, the uninstallation feature support Google Chrome, Firefox, IE, IE browser plugins. Just need one-click, IObit uninstaller resume the browser speed and security.

Cons

No dissatisfaction with the software

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"First-Rate"

"First-Rate"

jrr409 August 08, 2017  /  Version: IObit Uninstaller 6.4.0.2119

2017-08-08 22:51:41  |  By jrr409

Pros

The only thing that WORKED. Avira Antivirus, free version, would not uninstall. Tried over and over again, w/ various programs. NOTHING working except IOBit Uninstaller. Ok, I had to run it a few times and do a few force uninstalls, but in a matter of a few minutes, Avira Antivirus was gone for good, every last bit. The tool works as described, and I used the free version. You can't believe how many hours I wasted until I found IOBit Unistaller. THANK YOU !

Cons

Haven't found any yet.

Summary

An exceptional tool. I highly recommend it when trying to remove a stuborn program such Avira Antivirus.

5 stars

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"I like its forced uninstallation and file crushing"

"I like its forced uninstallation and file crushing"

EasierSoft--Barcode May 02, 2017  /  Version: IObit Uninstaller 6.3.0.18

2017-05-02 05:44:56  |  By EasierSoft--Barcode

Pros

This is a very useful feature, there are some stubborn software, it forced to stay in your computer, with the conventional method you can not uninstall them, IObit Uninstaller's iforced uninstallation can help you, it can uninstall all these malicious software.

Cons

Almost no dissatisfaction with the software.

Summary

IObit Uninstalle's another feature is file crushing, if you want to delete some files which has the contents of privacy, only delete them in Windows explorer is not enough, because some recovery software can get back the deleted files, you need to use this file crushing feature, it can delete the file completely, and can not be restored.

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"The all new Iobit Uninstaller is an excellent tools !"

"The all new Iobit Uninstaller is an excellent tools !"

rafsaan December 27, 2016  /  Version: IObit Uninstaller 6.1.0.26

2016-12-27 00:50:37  |  By rafsaan

Pros

The force uninstall is an excellent tool , it does not leave any thing ! Clearly, it is a very essential to any one who would like to uninstall a program or an aps.

Cons

At this moment none .

Summary

A must try tools ,I recommend that it is one of finest uninstaller available in the market !!!

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"Best uninstaller I have found"

"Best uninstaller I have found"

brendon jones October 28, 2016  /  Version: IObit Uninstaller 6.0.2.156

2016-10-28 01:41:59  |  By brendon jones

Pros

A while back i had a lot of problems with my computer, I deleted programs but still files has left . Then i tried IObit Uninstaller and it is a really good program.
My computer works faster right now. With the powerfull scan, there are no files left
I recommend this program, It helps your computer really hard.

Cons

no for now, this is the very best.

3 stars

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"A Fox in Sheep's Clothing"

"A Fox in Sheep's Clothing"

mAStaDon-99 September 21, 2016  /  Version: IObit Uninstaller 6.0.2.156

2016-09-21 20:52:52  |  By mAStaDon-99

Pros

Has a good interface and for the most part does what it says.

Cons

Privacy, privacy and privacy. Did I mention privacy? :)

Summary

I don't know how using a application on my computer can just flat give me the creeps. But most of ioBit's software, including IObit Uninstaller does just that. I assure you I am not the kind of person, who walks around with Foil Hats on because I think aliens are trying to scan my thoughts. :) But after installing several of ioBits titled software on my system, including IObit Uninstaller I just got this feeling that I had made a huge mistake (And that I have NEVER in my life felt like that before). I began trying to understand who ioBit was and what other user reviews about the applications both paid and freeware versions was all about. The very first article I went to was on Malwarebytes.com, Malwarebytes' publicly accusing ioBit of IP theft and copyright infringement. And the bigger picture I took
away from my research through other channels is IP theft from US by foreign companies is a huge problem. After all I was right, I knew it was a mistake to install ioBits tools.

5 stars

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"A MUST HAVE UNINSTALLER"

"A MUST HAVE UNINSTALLER"

13scott13 August 22, 2016  /  Version: IObit Uninstaller 6.0.2.143

2016-08-22 02:51:37  |  By 13scott13

Pros

IO UNISTALLER GETS TO THE CORE AND FINDS THE LEFTOVERS FROM PROGRAMS YOU WANT DELETED.FAST AND EASY TO USE.ALSO HAS BATCH UNINSTALL.

Cons

I CANT THINK OF ANY CONS TO THIS SOFTWARE.

5 stars

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"One of the best app remover - Japan"

"One of the best app remover - Japan"

Ibrahim Fiskiran February 06, 2016  /  Version: IObit Uninstaller 5.2.5.126

2016-02-06 09:31:19  |  By Ibrahim Fiskiran

Pros

Very fast
Professional and quality
Developed
Other system tools, tweaking is possible
Better than most paid remover softwares
Detailed and riskless remove

Cons

None
Both free and commercial use
Satisfying
Trustworthy

Summary

One of the best, better than most paid rival softwares..
Quality
Now it's much more reliable and risk-free

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iOBit says that Uninstaller Pro will remove "... the latest UWP apps on Window 10..". Don't really need a separate uninstaller, since the main features of Win10's UWP store apps include a type of sand boxing, installation to a centralized, protected folder [that can be on any drive/partition you choose], and *complete removal* when uninstalled using Windows Settings -> Apps & features.

Otherwise iOBit Uninstaller Pro checks the right boxes, with the ability to record installs & iOBit maintaining a database, presumably of what gets added when you install software that's included in that database. It would be nice if iOBit published what apps are included, but don't see any indication of that when I Google. Unfortunately the only way to check how well iOBit Uninstaller Pro [or any uninstaller app] works, is to completely monitor software installation yourself, then compare those records with what's left after the uninstaller does its job. That's both difficult and impractical, plus the results will vary depending on the software removed, so you'd have to do it every time. Since it's unlikely that you'll be able to tell the difference, whether an app is completely removed or not, using any uninstaller software then is a matter of faith, &/or hope. ;)

I monitor software installations using an old app that's no longer developed nor supported in a win7 32 bit VM -- the monitoring software will not work in 64 bit Windows. The only thing I've found to monitor just registry changes in win10, Regshot2, is also AFAIK no longer developed. Here's what I've found over the years...

There are a few specialized software removal apps, like DDU for graphics drivers, & McAfee's MCPR, for complete removal of their products, but otherwise uninstaller apps will not remove every trace of most installed software -- the exceptions are portable apps, and those relatively few apps that include a complete uninstall routine already. One reason is that it may not be automatically safe to remove all of the added registry entries, and the same for driver software, e.g. added if the app you're removing has its own service(s). If a program install adds shared .dll or other files, those are also often considered unsafe to remove, since doing so may break something else.

If an app uses .NET, the only way to remove it from .NET is to remove & reinstall .NET itself, which is an iffy proposition. If it uses Microsoft's Windows Installer, i.e. an .msi setp file, you're stuck with most all of the related new registry entries, and there's no way to remove it from the installer's records. Note that often an .msi file will be encapsulated in a setup file, then unpacked & run during installation. Apps using the Windows installer will also often add a copy of the .msi setup file(s) to the Windows\Installer folder, and may add a full or partial 2nd copy to ProgramData. Many apps that don't use the Windows installer will also add full or partial copies of their setup files to ProgramData. Anything added to ProgramData, Windows\Installer, or the User folders is often not removed on uninstall, whether you use the app's own uninstall routine or an uninstaller app.

The Installshield installer normally installs itself when it's used for a software installation, & is not removed with the app it came with. Often neither are the files and records it adds for each installed app that used it. Many app installs include installing one of the several versions of Microsoft's C/C++ runtime files -- you might have dozens, with many duplicates in your Windows\WinSxS folder. Those are never removed when you uninstall the app they came with.

This developer's decision some years ago to move into the rentalware market has meant a progressive change from the selling of software with life-time licenses to the renting out of software whose license is only valid if payment is made for it every 12 months. Today's Uninstaller Pro 8.0 is no different.

No review of this product is therefore complete without reference to those recurring fees. As such, therefore, Uninstaller Pro 8.0 needs to be considered along with existing freeware (including its own lifetime-free version) and paid-for software from rival developers.

One such developer featured in a GOTD promotion earlier this year (on June 9th): ChemTable Software, which offered a lifetime licence -- not a 6-month trial -- of version 7.21 of its uninstaller, Soft Organizer Pro.

Having tested both the iObit Pro and Soft Organizer Pro versions in the past, I found both did pretty much as they promised and in several ways (especially, ease of use in multiple uninstalls) out-performed the former leader in this particular sector, Revo. Some minor differences exist between the iObit and ChemTable products but they are minor: both are easy to use, nicely engineered, and function as they should.

And that should worry iObit, because having moved into the business of renting out its software at an annually recurring fee, it is up against a developer like ChemTable which actually sells its product for a one-time fee -- a fee, incidentally, that's the same as iObit's every-12-months charge.

On a like-for-like comparison, today's Uninstaller Pro 8.0 is as good as recent GOTD ChemTable's Soft Organizer Pro. But when user cost is factored into the equation -- and it should be, unless a potential customer has more money than sense -- then iObit's falls by the wayside. Simply put: there is no reason, ever, to rent a software product if one of identical quality can be bought.

As this comment thread theoretically exists to be of benefit as much to developers and users, it might be hoped that iObit would take note. However, as past experience of iObit indicates that it has chosen a business model and is sticking to it, then I guess it will continue to go its own way while other, rival developers go theirs.

As I know which of those ways I prefer, thanks then, GOTD for today's opportunity, but no thanks: there's no point in me trialing a software that the developer will never allow me to own outright.