HiBit registry cleaner automatically stores all deleted registry items, on a per session basis, and includes a Restore feature for each. While I agree with that point of view to an extent, there are certain leftover registry items that can cause issues, such as when uninstalling antivirus software or software where file associations are involved, for example. You’ve more than likely read that cleaning the registry does not improve performance and can be quite risky. I mentioned in the intro about the very good range of nice tools that come with HiBit Uninstaller which include: installation monitoring, a registry cleaner, junk files cleaner, file shredder, startup manager, system restore manager, and more:

Forced Uninstall removes any stubborn software.

Fully uninstall programs without leftovers.

Right-click any item in the list of installed software to reveal an options menu: The executable scans 100% clean through Virus Total. Simply extract the contents of the folder and then double-click the extracted executable to run the software. The download consists of a 3.66 MB ZIP folder extracting to 9.22 MB.

There are two editions available for download: an installable edition plus a portable edition. HiBit Uninstaller is completely free, there is no premium (paid for) edition, so no limitations or missing features. Check out my earlier article: Best Free Uninstallers.I’ve always used a third-party uninstaller myself, either Geek Uninstaller (free edition) or Revo Uninstaller (free edition), but some months back I came across HiBit Uninstaller and have been so impressed it has quickly become my uninstaller of choice. I think everyone would be aware by now that the native Windows uninstall feature is not the best.

HiBit Uninstaller is completely free with a portable edition available and lots of nice tools included.

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