If you have ever stumbled upon apps that open in your face as soon as you log into your Mac, you know how unwelcoming they can get. Such apps, also known as startup programs, are intentionally present ...

There are several reasons you might want to uninstall applications and / or programs from your Windows 10 PC. You may be trying to free up space, or you no longer use that application, or the program ...

Uninstall Apps from the Start Menu First, you can uninstall a program from the Start menu. In Windows 10, click the Start button and look for a program you wish to remove, either in the app list on ...

Windows XP comes with a bunch of pre-loaded software. Lots of it you can't even find in Add/Remove programs...By simply opening up the file Sysoc.inf, and removing the word 'hide' you can force these ...

My Add/Remove programs seems to be broken, and I was just wondering whether it's possible to reinstall *just* that component (since it seems to be my only Control Panel applet that's broken.<BR><BR>Or ...

If you still have some files remaining after uninstalling a program using Add / Remove Programs in XP, for example, the uninstalled the program still appear in your control panel. This trick can help ...

Here is a list of 5 best tools that lets you uninstall Programs and Microsoft Store apps in batch from your Windows 11/10 PC: Bulk Crap Uninstaller (or BCUninstaller) is an open-source tool that lets ...

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 ...

Believe it or not, there are very few programs required to be loaded at startup. Most can (and should) be started manually from the Start menu when, and if, you actually need them. So, often a simple ...

Steam can be uninstalled in the same way most programs on your PC can, through the Settings app. However, unlike most programs, Steam is what's known as a launcher — in other words, it's a program ...

You installed an app or program on Windows 10 but it’s now causing problems. Rather than troubleshoot the issue(s) or revert the PC back to a previous working state ...