Unsurprisingly, it still does a great job of completely uninstalling any installed program on a Windows system. It still looks as good as it ever did, and is just as simple and straight forward to install and use as it ever was. Not a huge amount to people who already use it. But the latest version has certainly had some work done under the hood.

It’s a real wonder quite why Microsoft can spend millions developing a new OS like Windows 10, but somehow still retain the traditionally awful add/remove programs component. It also doesn’t do the best job in the world at completely getting rid of unwanted programs either, leaving users all too often with the classically annoying message informing you that not all components have been uninstalled. It’s good for the occasional uninstall, but it can be frustrating to use. Nothing… But nothing’s great about it either. What’s wrong with the uninstaller that comes with Windows? IObit Uninstaller visually hasn’t changed all that much, the difference is all under the hood.

Iobit uninstaller review