If you use the default installation settings for programs, you'll notice that your computer has too many useless third-party programs that serve no purpose, don't help your computer, and aren't useful for your platform either. That's why NeoTeo brings you four tools to eliminate junk programs.
These utilities greatly affect the security and performance of your computer but using these tools you can restore system speed.
The PC Decrapifier
We'll start with The PC Decrapifier, a tool that scans your operating system for useless programs (all installed programs) and then lists them in three categories: Recommended, Questionable, and Everything Else. This way, you can decide what to uninstall.
The items listed as recommended are the ones you should uninstall, according to the utility's advice.
The PC Decrapifier is a free, portable program available for Windows operating systems.
Decrap My Computer
Next up is Decrap My Computer, a powerful junk-program removal tool with an interesting wizard that helps you scan your computer and make the decision of what to remove.
In this list, the items to be removed are categorized as third-party tools. Before removal, you can make a backup or run a verification (in case it's a utility required by the system or another program).
Decrap My Computer is a free program available for Windows operating systems.
PC Decrapifier
PC Decrapifier has its own database of third-party programs that are completely useless. Its powerful assistant detects and removes third-party programs from your computer, but in our tests we found that it tried to remove a graphics card driver.
PC Decrapifier is a free, portable program available for Windows operating systems.
Slim Down
We'll finish with Slim Down, a program that analyzes and removes third-party browser add-ons, Start menu items, and shortcuts.
Like the other tools, it scans your computer and lists third-party tools. From the interface, you can manage and remove junk utilities.
Slim Down is a free program available for Windows operating systems.
Indeed, these tools are great for removing useless programs. You can use one tool or combine them, like Decrap My Computer and Slim Down. But NeoTeo recommends that before removing any add-on, you do a web search and learn more about what you're about to uninstall.
