Within the user friendly interface, the IObit community can navigate through the left panel: ‘All Programs’, ‘Bundleware’, ‘Recently Installed’, ‘Large Programs’, ‘Infrequently Used’, ‘Software Updater’, ‘Toolbars & Plug-ins’, ‘Windows Apps’, etc. Within ‘Bundleware’, users can evaluate which programs were bundled with the initially installed applications. The window will offer the programs’ names, types – whether they are the main or the bundled programs, and the option to check the box next to each of the installed applications. The main software that was installed will have bundled programs underneath users can individually or batch uninstall the unwanted programs by selecting the boxes and then clicking the ‘Uninstall’ button on the top right. IObit will confirm the uninstallation with a pop-up window including the options to create a restore point and/or automatically remove residual files. Upon the uninstallations’ completion, people can assess the removed programs’ data and the space that was created: registry entries, scheduled tasks, files, and services that were deleted. Within the ‘Recently Installed’ tab, current applications’ data and the ability to delete them is available: their name, size, and installation date. IObit conveniently created the ‘Large Programs’ tab to analyse which programs are taking up the most space on devices, and whether those applications are advantageous to remove. Perhaps applications within the ‘Infrequently Used’ tab are beneficial to delete as these programs might be inconvenient for devices’ storage space.

Are IObit products safe?īefore a program installation, IObit Uninstaller will scan the download and notify users if there are unwanted programs that are being unintentionally bundled within the installation.

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