Remove Unwanted Toolbars, Applications in Bulk with PC Decrapifier

in Computers,Freeware

Suppose if you’ve bought a new computer, it normally comes with some crapware that does nothing but sits on your computer and annoy you. Also you might have noticed that toolbars in browser such as Internet explorer and Firefox are annoying by covering almost browser window and difficult to visit webpages. It also eats some space and makes your browser very slow.

How to remove those annoying crap toolbars and worthless softwares. For example, Dell Search Assistant, AOL toolbar, Google earth toolbar, Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer, trail version of softwares that comes up with the new PC, Yahoo! Toolbar for Internet Explorer, Yahoo! Music Jukebox and many more.

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Remove Factory Installed Software with PC Decrapifier

The major problem with buying a new PC at discount prices from your Best Buy, Dell, and HPs of the world that although they do come at a reduced cost, they do come LOADED with junkware. Trial Office, AntiVirus, Cheap ISPs and added security features, just to name a few. Removing these features typically is accomplished by going to Add/Remove Programs in the control panel and removing one-by-one. Fortunately however, there is an all-in-one solution called PC Decrapifier.

PC Decrapifier is essentially an uninstaller that detects junkware that is installed on your factory built laptop or desktop. It runs a quick detection process on your PC, determines what is and what isn’t needed, and then displays what can be removed.

After you select what you’d like to remove, it runs the uninstaller for each and every specified application, one-by-one, making your machine squeaky clean and diverting you from formatting the machine completely.

The program is update every few months with new applications to remove, and it is continuously monitoring what items are being consistently uninstalled, display it on their website.

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