As I pointed out earlier, there are processes that should never be touched. These include:
In addition, there are additional products, the launch of which is carried out manually. Therefore, you should not touch them, since they are not always active.
Personal experience( )
Previously, when I had a computer with poor performance, I tried in every possible way to speed it up. And one of the methods was just disabling services. It so happened that when I did this, there were no such descriptions, and therefore each action took place at my own peril and risk.
I really managed to unload some processes without problems. But unfortunately, one of them turned out to be important. I lost my user with all settings. Fortunately, the day before I created a new one. From which he worked in the future. I'm lucky. Otherwise, I could lose important information to me, since I would simply have to reinstall the OS.
Well, there are many services in Windows 7, each with its own functionality. If you have a weak computer or netbook, it is better to try the above method. Otherwise, leave everything as it is. This will help you avoid possible problems in the future. If, after unloading the tool, some applications do not start for you, try to return everything as it was. In the case when this is not possible, restore the system or completely reinstall the OS.
The operating system from Microsoft is so arranged that there are much more services in it than the average user needs. They hang in the background and uselessly load your PC or laptop. This is especially noticeable on not the most powerful machines when you are trying to run one of your favorite games. But this state of affairs does not suit us, let's figure out which services can be disabled in Windows 7 for better performance.
All processes that are in the operating system are divided into 3 main groups:
- those that should never be touched (otherwise the system will not work properly);
- services that can be disabled (depending on the needs of a particular user);
- processes that are most often not needed at all.
After a brief introduction, we go directly to disabling unnecessary features. And which of them are not needed specifically for you, you can understand from the list below.
Disable unnecessary
So, let's start disabling unnecessary components. In order to do this, start the service manager.
Access methods
The easiest way is to open the service manager in the first way. But you have the right to choose how to do it. We will simply describe each of the methods.
Through the task manager
First, let's use the task manager functionality. Follow our step by step guide:
- We right-click anywhere on the taskbar and select the item indicated by the number from the context menu
- Switch to the tab marked with a number
"1" and press the button located in the lower right part of the task manager.
The field of this will start and the dispatcher itself.
Let's move on to another way to access system processes.
Using the "Run" utility
The Service Manager in Windows 7 x 32/x 64 Bit can be configured through a universal tool called Run. In order to do this, follow our thought:
Press the buttons "Win" + "R" at the same time. In the window that opens, enter the command: "services .msc" and press "Enter".
After that, the tools we need will immediately open and be available for editing.
Through the start menu
You can also launch the application we need in Windows 7 of any version (including the maximum one) using the standard Start menu. To do this, open the latter and in the search bar enter the name of the object we are looking for. Then click on the item that appears in the search results.
In control panel
The last option we'll cover is running the services client through the control panel.
- Open "Start" and in the right half of the menu, click on the link marked with a red marker.
- In the search bar of the control panel, write the word "Administration". Then click on the item marked with the number "2".
- Select Services. After that, the desired tool will start.
A large number of options for starting the service manager is needed so that you can achieve your goal on any version of Windows 7 and different system bit sizes.
We use third party software
There are programs to disable unnecessary services in Windows 7. They replace the regular functionality. Let's look at one of the most convenient utilities. The application is called Easy service optimizer, you can download it at official website .
Consider how to work with the program:
- First you need to download Easy service optimizer. Then unzip the archive and run the file marked in the screenshot. The program does not require installation and will open immediately.
- In order to perform any actions on the selected object, you need to right-click on it and select the desired item from the context menu.
- Also from here we can get to the Windows 7 system utility. To do this, open the menu indicated by the number
"1" and click on the desired item in the context menu.
Naturally, if necessary, any of the system services can be re-enabled.
Disable unnecessary
So, you know how to get into the service manager on Windows 7, it's time to explain how to turn them off. In order to deactivate any service, you need to open it. This can be done through the context menu (right-click on the name) or simply by double-clicking the LMB.
In a small window, you can set the startup type (to disable, select "Disabled") and stop it. The button marked with the number "2" will help you with this.
Attention. In some cases, you may need to restart your computer for the changes to take effect.
What can be disabled
Before we talk about the services that can be disabled in Windows 10, we want to remind you of one important thing: Never disable processes that you don’t know the purpose of! In this case, your operating system can be seriously damaged, and sometimes even personal data is lost. Be sure to read the description. There are also hints in the dispatcher itself.
Responsible for searching files on the PC. You can disable it only as a last resort, if you use third-party solutions to search for data in the OS.
The process that is needed to create backup copies of the operating system in case it is restored after failures.
Computer browser
Responsible for connecting the PC to the home network or other machines. If you are not going to do this, feel free to turn off the "Computer Browser".
Secondary login
Used for multiple accounts in Windows 7. If you have only one account. The local service can be disabled.
Print Manager
Everything is clear from the name. If you do not have a printer and you do not print in principle, we remove this service.
NetBIOS over TCP/IP support module
Required to share files and printers. Again, if you are not connected to the network, it will run in vain and, therefore, you can disable the process.
Homegroup provider
Again the network, this time working with a home group. Not connected to the network. Then turn it off.
Server
The local network. If you don't need it. Feel free to turn off and slightly reduce the load on your PC or laptop.
Tools needed to work with touch screens and other similar gadgets. Naturally, if there are none in the system, the interactive function can and even needs to be disabled.
Portable Device Enumerator Service
Function for synchronizing files between Windows Media Library and other devices. It is unlikely that someone may need this service.
Windows Media Center Scheduler
A completely unnecessary application and service that is best disabled.
Bluetooth support
Everything is very clear here. There is a PC configuration that includes a wireless adapter, and you use it, then you cannot disable the process.
BitLocker Drive Encryption
This tool is needed to encrypt disks in Windows 7. If you do not use the latter, we remove the service.
Remote desktops
The process will only be needed for those who use remote access to a PC.
Remote registry
Another process for remote control. If you don't need it, it's best to turn it off.
fax machine
No comment at all...
That's all. We do not recommend disabling other services in Windows 7. Moreover, this will not give a strong increase in performance. Of course, there are other options, such as SSDP Discovery, Diagnostic Service Host, WWAN AutoConfig, Discovery Provider Host, Changed Link Tracking Client, or Windows Update. But turning them off already depends on the needs of each of us.
There are also services that are installed along with some device. For example, wireless modules work thanks to AtherosSvc.
What can't be turned off
As we have already said, it is strictly forbidden to touch some processes in the system. By editing them, you jeopardize the safety of personal data and the security of the system. Below is a list of the most critical ones.
- windows installer. An indispensable system tool that allows you to install new software on your PC;
- ASLDR;
- RPC Endpoint Mapper;
- offline files service;
- Branch Cache. Responsible for optimizing the network connection;
- Windows Audio. Responsible for sound reproduction;
- DEP. Part of the system that protects the OS from viruses;
- remote procedure call. A system that is closely related to other OS components. That is why you simply cannot turn it off;
- Security-SPP;
- diagnostic system node;
- Driver Foundation. Toolkit responsible for working with drivers;
- vaultsvc. Credential Manager;
- task Scheduler. A very necessary function, which cannot be refused;
- Plug and play. Allows you to quickly and easily install new hardware into your computer;
- Superfetch. Speeds up your Windows 7. The service remembers the programs you run most often and loads them into memory for quick launch.
Disabling unnecessary components, although slightly, speeds up the PC. This is especially pronounced on machines with 2 or less GB of installed RAM.
Summing up
On this question, which services in Windows 7 can be disabled to improve system performance can be considered exhausted. We also explained how to open the necessary tools and what exactly can be disabled to optimize the PC
- Switch to the tab marked with a number
The Windows 10 operating system has an impressive set of minor features called services. Almost all of them are designed to make life easier for users and automate actions that previously had to be done manually. But not all services are equally useful and have an obvious need. Many of them simply load your computer's RAM for no reason and slow down the system startup, and disabling them will not cause any inconvenience.
Services setup
The main process of setting up services will take place in the special utility "Services", which can be accessed by entering "services" in the search, for example, through the "Start" menu. It is better to open immediately as an administrator, as some versions of Windows may have restrictions if you run it in normal mode.
How to enable or disable services
Before proceeding with shutting down services, it is worth reading in the next chapter which services can be disabled.
To make it clearer, here is an explanation of the startup type values:
- automatically (delayed start) - the service will start automatically when the computer has the opportunity to do so without a performance drop;
- automatically - the service will start immediately after Windows starts;
- manually - the service will be started manually or when requested by the system (if some program or other service needs it);
- disabled - a complete ban on enabling the service.
How to restore default services
What to do if services do not open
In Windows 10, there is a fairly common user rights restriction error, as a result of which access to basic system settings is denied. This is the only issue you may have and is fairly easy to fix.
Before proceeding with the fix, try opening services as an administrator again.
Services that can be disabled
Services that do not affect the main system processes, more than half.
Table: complete list of services that can be disabled
| Service name | Service Features | In what cases is it possible to disable |
| Dmwappushservice | Required to route WAP push messages (special coded messages that include a link to a WAP address). | Disable at will. |
| Machine Debug Manager | Provides support for debugging programs. | If you are not a computer programmer. |
| NVIDIA Stereoscopic 3D Driver Service | Supports 3D technology. | If you do not have a 3D monitor and are not using 3D stereo images. |
| NVIDIA Streamer Service | It is necessary for the operation of the game streaming service. Provides transfer of games from your computer to your SHIELD device (fixed and portable console). | If you are not using SHIELD technology or playing PC games on your TV screen. |
| NVIDIA Streamer Network Service | Same with NVIDIA Streamer Service. | |
| Superfetch | Remembers the programs you use most often and speeds up their download speed. | If you are using an SSD. |
| Windows Search | Responsible for the search built into the system. Finds a file by name in the system. | If you don't use search. |
| Windows Biometric Service | Allows the use of biometric devices that scan fingerprints. Collects, processes and stores biometric data. | If you do not use biometric devices. |
| Firewall | Controls and filters data transmitted over the network from a computer or local network to other networks (for example, the Internet). | If you have a third-party antivirus installed. |
| Computer browser | Creates and updates a list of computers connected to the network. Gives this list to programs on request. | If there is only one computer on your network. |
| Wireless setup | Handles automatic configuration of devices that use wireless access to a network or computer. | If you access the Internet by connecting a cable, and not using Wi-Fi. |
| Secondary login | Allows you to run programs as another user. | If there is only one account on the computer. |
| Print Manager | Printer management tool. | If you don't have a printer. |
| CNG key isolation | Required for cryptographic processes. Helps to securely store the user's private keys from running processes. | Disable at will. |
| Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) | Enables multiple computers on the same local network to share a single Internet connection. | If you do not distribute Wi-Fi to other devices through your computer. |
| Working Folders | Provides a secure replication service (synchronization of multiple copies) of user files between different devices. Allows you to use work folders on the devices on which they are configured. | If you work with one computer. |
| Server | Allows your computer to access files and printers over a network connection. | If you do not use access to shared files and printers. |
| Xbox Live Network Service | Opens up rich multimedia options to the owner of the Xbox 360 console. | If you don't have an Xbox 360. |
| Geolocation service | Tracks the location of the system and manages geofences to interact with applications. | Disable at will. |
| Sensor Data Service | Processes and stores information from computer sensors. | Disable at will. |
| Sensor Service | Manages computer sensors. | Disable at will. |
| CD Burning Service | Controls burning CDs. | If there is no drive or there is no need to burn information to CDs. |
| Client License Service (ClipSVC) | Ensures that apps purchased through the Windows Store work properly. | If you are not using apps from the Windows Store. |
| Image Upload Service | Allows you to connect scanners and digital cameras to your computer. | If there is no scanner or there is no need to connect a camera to the computer. |
| AllJoyn Router Service | Enables applications, devices, and users to interact over WiFi and Bluetooth (and other types of networks), regardless of device type. | If there is no need for service. |
| Communication Service (Hyper-V) | Allows the virtual machine (a copy of a computer running any operating system that runs in a separate window) and the host to communicate. | |
| Shutdown Service as a Guest (Hyper-V) | Allows the host to control the shutdown of virtual machines. | If you are not using a virtual machine. |
| Heart Rate Service (Hyper-V) | Evaluates the performance of the virtual machine and reports the result to the user. | If you are not using a virtual machine. |
| Hyper-V Virtual Machine Session Service | Responsible for virtual machine sessions. | If you are not using a virtual machine. |
| Hyper-V Time Synchronization Service | Synchronizes the time of the virtual machine with the time on the host computer. | If you are not using a virtual machine. |
| Hyper-V Remote Desktop Virtualization Service | Required to work with a virtual machine. | If you are not using a virtual machine. |
| Net.Tcp Port Sharing Service | Shares ports with multiple processes. | Should be disabled by default. If not disabled, then disable. |
| Portable Device Enumerator Service | Needed to synchronize playback of files stored on portable devices with the Windows Media Player library. | Disable at will. |
| Bluetooth support service | Required for Bluetooth to work. | If you are not using Bluetooth. |
| Program Compatibility Assistant Service | Identifies programs with known compatibility issues. | Disable at will. |
| Windows Error Logging Service | Sends error reports when programs hang or crash. | Disable at will. |
| BitLocker Drive Encryption Service | Encrypts data to prevent unauthorized access to it, increasing system security. | Disable at will. |
| Services that start when you install various programs | You should pay attention to the services that occur when you install various programs and applications. | Disable at will. |
| Remote registry | Needed to manage registries remotely. | Disable at will. |
| Application Identity | Checks the app's identities and identifies those on the blocked list. | Disable at will. |
| fax machine | Allows you to send and receive faxes. | Disable at will. |
| Connected user functionality and telemetry | Telemetry related. | Disable at will. |
Video: How to disable unnecessary services in Windows 10
Program to disable services
If the process of disabling services manually seems too boring and monotonous to you, or you are afraid of doing something wrong, you can always use the specialized Windows 10 Easy Service Optimizer program, which is designed exclusively for this purpose.
In full versions of Windows 10, there are services for all occasions, most of which do not justify their existence at all. Disabling unnecessary services cannot harm the system or cause inconvenience to the user. But do not turn everything off thoughtlessly. You need to carefully select the services that will be unnecessary for you, and only then proceed to disable them.
When installing an operating system, or even after buying a new computer, extra programs and applications may be found on the device. The OS can independently write to memory some services that the user may not need at all. Any such software consumes system resources to a certain extent, and there are always few of them. All this can be removed, thereby improving the performance of the PC. The main thing is to know what can be disabled without serious consequences in the future.
Where do preinstalled programs come from?
Additional software may appear on your computer in several cases. For example, you just bought a computer or laptop, launched it and saw some strange shortcuts on your desktop. Sometimes manufacturers make original "gifts" to buyers. On new laptops and personal computers, software from manufacturers of processors and video cards is often installed. A little less often, programs are installed that are distributed under an agreement with the developers. Very often it happens that a kind of "associated program" is installed.
This means that during the installation of the software you need, you did not notice a checkmark (usually hidden in the “advanced installation settings”) and installed an annoying, unnecessary application along with it.
Various additions to the installation package can also be classified as unnecessary programs. Often these include drivers, according to the developers, necessary for the quality operation of the device. Subsequently, in addition to the necessary drivers, others are installed, “just in case”. This also includes unnecessary system services.
Cluttered computer with preinstalled software
Remember that even if your laptop or desktop computer has enough free space on the PC hard drive and RAM, you still remove unnecessary programs for security reasons.
Often, such applications accumulate and send information about the user to their own servers, and the transmission channel for such data is poorly protected. In this case, your confidential information can very easily fall into the hands of ill-wishers.
What applications and processes can be disabled?
Before deleting anything that comes to hand, remember: "Know what you are doing." If the process or program is unfamiliar to you, then first deal with it, find out where it came from on the computer. The situation is similar with disabling system services of the operating system.
Please note that programs and applications should be uninstalled according to the traditional system, that is, not by deleting the folder with the program. In this case, you run the risk of littering the hard drive with information that you will no longer use.
Without serious consequences when working in the future, you can disable the following system services:
Despite such a large number of unnecessary services, there are several extremely important ones that are responsible for the performance of components and many processes on a PC. Never disable or uninstall the following:
How to disable unnecessary processes in Windows 7
Most software can be uninstalled using standard tools and capabilities of the Windows7 operating system itself. The situation when the computer owner cannot quickly remove some third-party program is extremely rare (for example, Disable_Windowsupdate.exe). To begin with, it is recommended to generate an operating system restore point.
It may be needed if the user incorrectly removes certain program or system components.
A system restore point is a unique feature of Windows operating systems that allows the user, if necessary, to make a so-called rollback, before making changes. This will require:
Select "Computer" and click "Properties"
Select "System Protection"
Create a system restore point
In such a case, the system will indicate the rollback date on its own. If something goes wrong during the procedure for removing unnecessary components or entire programs, then you can return the computer to its previous state.
Through "Start"
When installing any program or application, along with the software shell and its functionality, a built-in uninstaller is installed. All the shortcuts that we need in this case will be located in the Start menu. To remove an unnecessary application, perform the following manipulations:
Select "All Programs" and look for the program we need
In the window, click on the link, but do not delete the shortcut
We are looking for a program and remove it through "Programs and Features"
Please note that if you delete the shortcut itself, then there will be no effect from this. All data about the program will remain the same, untouched, only you will not be able to run it.
Through the "Control Panel"
In the "Control Panel" is a standard tool to remove programs and components. As a result, we should get into the same window that was mentioned in the previous paragraph. This will require:
In "Start" open the "Control Panel"
Launch the Programs and Features utility
We are looking for, select an unnecessary program and click the "Delete" button
After removal, it is advisable to restart the personal computer. You can do this later when you remove all unnecessary components and applications.
Video: removal through the "Control Panel"
Through the "Task Manager"
"Task Manager" allows you to work not only with applications, but also with processes, services. The application on Windows 7 can be called by the key combination Ctrl+Shift+Esc.
Each tab is responsible for a specific element of the system. Thus, if you go to "Services", you can view all the services that are on your personal computer, including those that are stopped. The current status is displayed in the Status field. With the help of the "Task Manager" you can disable the service, for which you just need to select the one you need, right-click and select "Stop service". You can restart it the same way.
You can go to a complete, detailed list of all services by clicking on the "Services" button. There will be a detailed description of each service, the functions that it performs, as well as the status. The window allows you to change how the service starts, which is done with a right-click.
Complete list of all computer services
In the "Task Manager" you can deactivate any process, application that you do not need. Be careful, as system processes are also displayed here, disabling which can lead to problems during the operation of a personal computer. Therefore, disable only those processes that you have an idea about. To work with processes you will need:
Disable processes through the "Task Manager"
Please note that this forced shutdown is only valid for a specific session of the device. The next time you start the process, it will load automatically.
Video: cleaning through the "Task Manager"
Use "System Configuration"
The System Configuration utility allows you to disable auto-start of unnecessary services and applications after the OS boots. To change the configuration you should:
We remove unnecessary services and programs through the "System Configuration"
Disable unnecessary services through "System Configuration"
To disable unnecessary services and programs from startup, you just need to uncheck the box on the left opposite the name of the application (service). Click the "Apply" and "OK" buttons to save the changes and exit the utility.
Programs for removing unnecessary files
You can save time and use special software that will automatically find and delete unnecessary files on your personal computer.
A small, easy-to-use program that will improve the performance of your PC by removing old and unnecessary files, including getting rid of unnecessary software on your computer or laptop. The utility has a simple and intuitive interface.
Select unnecessary programs, start the removal procedure
During the first activation, the program will require you to confirm the license agreement and ask if you are using PC-Decrapifier on this computer for the first time or not? If this is your first time using this utility, it will automatically create a system restore point. After answering this question, the program will analyze the computer and provide you with information about all installed programs, residual files. The only thing you will need to do is highlight the apps you don't need and click on the uninstall button.
Video: removal via PC-Decrapifier
CCleaner
The program is designed to clean the computer from various "garbage". The utility analyzes the information on the device and shows detailed information about all found files, including those inside the system registry. With its help, you can easily get rid of unnecessary temporary files of preinstalled programs (even those that are not deleted in the standard way) and find residual data.
To remove unnecessary files and programs you should:
PC Analysis with CCleaner
The result of checking the computer with CCleaner
As a result, all old, unused data that you can get rid of will be found.
If you need any of the found fragments, then uncheck the box next to it and only then click the "Clean" button.
Video: working with CCleaner
Easy to use, free utility. There is a paid version with an additional set of features: automatic removal of software when uninstalled by another application, regular check for updates. By and large, the free version will be enough for users. With its help, you can analyze the system for the presence of old, temporary files, remove them and unnecessary programs.
To work with the utility, it is enough:
Cleaning your computer with IObit Uninstaller
Video: Uninstall via IObit Uninstaller
Thus, using the standard tools of the Windows 7 operating system or additional software, you can improve the performance of your computer, free up space on your hard drive and provide good protection to your device from external threats.
All computer processes consume resources. But not all of them are vital. There are many unnecessary applications that are absolutely useless, and therefore they must be terminated. If the performance level of Windows 7 decreases, the first thing the user asks is how to disable unnecessary programs in the system.
Where do unnecessary programs come from on the computer
Where do unnecessary programs and applications appear on the computer?
- First, the source of pre-installed programs is the computer manufacturer itself. Therefore, even in a new car there are several dozen of them.
- Secondly, unnecessary programs are often installed with drivers for peripheral devices - printers, modems, and others.
- Thirdly, there are “bonus” applications. They are installed if the user forgot to uncheck the boxes during the installation of the required utility.
It is not uncommon for software authors to intentionally hide windows to cancel installation, depriving computer owners of the opportunity to abandon unnecessary software. In addition, many additional applications not only take up disk space, but are also added to startup.
Antivirus and various cleaning programs do not identify "bonus packages" as unwanted. Therefore, you have to remove such software manually.
How to determine which programs and processes can be removed
By and large, when working with Windows 7, only those applications that provide the operation of the system, user account and peripheral devices that are currently in use should be enabled - the rest should be stopped. By the name of the process, you can find out its description and role in the system. It is recommended to study the information about it before deleting it.
Example: There is a process "spoolsv.exe". It manages print queues on the system and interacts with printer drivers. Accordingly, if you are not currently using the printer, the process can be stopped.
Of the installed programs, the following must be removed:
- [email protected];
- [email protected];
- AlterGeo Magic Scanner;
- Yandex.Bar;
- WinZix;
- Google Toolbar
- Bing Bar;
- startsearch;
- Update the software;
- speedbit;
- ask toolbar;
- ask.com;
- gator;
- QIP Internet Guardian.
- A4Tech;
- Acer;
- Acorp;
- asus;
- AVerMedia;
- BenQ;
- C-Media;
- Canon;
- creative;
- D Link
- Defender;
- Dell;
- GeForce;
- Genius;
- Hewlett-Packard (HP);
- java
- Lexmark;
- Microsoft;
- mobile;
- motherboard;
- Mustek;
- nVidia;
- Realtech;
- Samsung;
- Toshiba;
- WiFi;
- wireless.
How to close unnecessary processes using Windows 7 tools
Uninstalling programs through the Start menu
Video - Uninstalling a program using Windows
Clearing Running Processes Through Task Manager
Task Manager closes the process that is currently running, but does not delete it. That is, the tool gives a temporary effect that will disappear the next time you turn on the computer. But this property also plays a positive role. If the user is in doubt about whether to remove the program, you can disable the process associated with it. And if problems arise during operation, it will be enough to restart the computer - the previously stopped process will start again.
Additionally, the Task Manager allows you to see a brief description of the process or the name of the program to which it belongs. For example, the name of the task "mspaint.exe" does not give an exhaustive answer about its purpose, but the description indicates the name of the well-known Paint editor. This means that the process belongs to the graphic application of the same name.
Sometimes there is not enough information in the Dispatcher to understand the role of the application. Then you need to find information about it on the Internet by the name or description of the process.
Applications that will help you find and remove unnecessary programs from Windows
PC Decrapifier
Available for free download on the official website - https://www.pcdecrapifier.com/download/free. Installation is not required, the program is portable. But a prerequisite is that Internet Explorer version eight or higher must be installed on the computer. If it is not there, PC Decrapifier warns you to install a browser.
At the time of installation, a warning appeared that it was necessary to update Internet Explorer to at least the eighth version
It can be downloaded for free on the official Microsoft website - https://www.microsoft.com.
When the condition is met, you can start using the program. To do this, click on Analyze. The system analysis process may take several minutes.
To run the program, you need to click on Analyze
As a result, the user will receive information about which programs can be "killed" forever, and which are prohibited from uninstallation. This feature sets PC Decrapifier apart from other similar utilities.
Only the first group of detected applications is worth considering. To remove an unnecessary program, select it and click on Remove Selected.
It is recommended to work only with those programs that are in the Recommended tab.
CCleaner
The program is available for download on the Internet. For home use, the free version is sufficient, requiring installation on a PC or portable.
At the very beginning of the installation, a choice of language is available. The user will also be asked to decide where to add the shortcut: to the desktop, to the trash, or to the start menu.
It is enough to choose only one place, for example, the desktop. As for other options, you need to check the automatic search for updates and uncheck autoload in order to start the program only manually and not load the system.
It is desirable that the program does not start at autorun, is automatically updated and has one shortcut, for example, on the desktop
To remove the interfering program, you need to:
- open the “Tools” item, then the “Uninstall programs” tab;
- then select an application;
- click on the "Uninstall" button.
To remove a program, you need to open the corresponding tab, select the application you need and delete it
Video - Instructions for working with CCLeaner
IObit Uninstaller
The product is good in that it not only removes an unnecessary application, but also cleans up even its “unkillable tails” on the hard drive and in the registry.
IObit Uninstaller is available for free download on the official website - http://ru.iobit.com/advanceduninstaller/. After launching the installer, click on the "Run" button. No further action is required from the user - you can get to work.
- To remove a program, you need to select it and click on the "Delete" button. It would be useful to look at the item "Rarely used".
Convenient management - click and delete - In the next step, IObit Uninstaller offers to create a restore point. This step can be skipped if the user is sure that the removal of the program will not have negative consequences for the system.
- Next, delete all found files.
The program is removed, which means that you also need to get rid of its residual files - At the end of the work, it is recommended to close the IObit window and restart the computer.
Video - Cleaning the system from unnecessary applications with IObit Uninstaller
Periodically, you need to check your computer and remove unnecessary programs, stop processes. The tools described will help maintain the machine and reduce the likelihood that the owner will be unpleasantly surprised.
