If you own a Windows 10 PC, you need to learn how to remove programs. It’s the easiest way to get a less crash-prone, well-performing notebook, desktop or tablet. For the most part, programs are great ...

WebDiscover Browser is a potentially unwanted programs that docks a toolbar at the top of your Windows desktop. This toolbar contains a search field and a button that allows you to launch Google ...

With each additional program you install on your laptop computer, it can cause the computer to start to run slower and slower. Laptops can be more susceptible to this slowdown because they are ...

PC Accelerate Pro is a potentially unwanted program, or PUP, that promotes itself as a Windows system optimization and registry cleaning program. Though I am not personally a fan of registry cleaners ...

If you own a Windows PC you need to take care of exactly what you download and run on it, else performance can be affected or you may get malware. If you’re like me, you’ll religiously remove unneeded ...

After uninstalling a program, you can use the following effective ways to remove leftover files of the program on a Windows 11/10 computer: Check the Program Files or Program Files (x86) folder Check ...

How to remove program from the list of installed programs Some of the time we get in a situation where we do not want to display the installed programme to be visible there in a add or remove ...

Windows only: Freeware application Revo Uninstaller makes removing programs from your computer—not just uninstalling, but removing all traces—a quick and painless process. So why would you use Revo ...

Windows only: Freeware application Absolute Uninstaller aims to replace the default Windows Add/Remove Programs dialog, similar to previously mentioned Revo Uninstaller and MyUninstaller. Like Revo, ...

Got a Windows, Exchange or virtualization question or need troubleshooting help? Or maybe you want a better explanation than provided in the manuals? Describe your dilemma in an e-mail to the ...

Spyware expert Ben Edelman has written a great piece on anti-spyware programs and cookies. He tested eleven different anti-spyware programs against cookies from 50 advertising systems and posted ...

Go ahead, try and find Add/Remove Programs in that Control Panel list. It helps if you squint. It’s gone! If you’ve used Vista, you’d be familiar with the fact that Add/Remove Programs is now called ...