GhostBuster is a utility that lists the history of device connections — USB devices, printers, CD/DVD drives, monitors, and more — and lets you delete individual entries or wipe the entire log in one go. With a single click you can clear the traces, and you can also select several devices at once to uninstall them from the platform. Under the hood, it carries out a deep cleanup of the Windows registry and configuration files.
A Visual List of All Connected Devices
Once the program is running, you’ll see a clear, visual list of every device that has been hooked up to your computer, from display adapters and USB devices to network adapters, batteries, Bluetooth, print queues, storage controllers, imaging devices, software devices, system devices, portable devices, audio inputs and outputs, and many more.
How to Erase Entries from the List
To remove an entry, simply select one or more devices from the list and click the Remove Ghost button. This wipes out every residue of the device from both the registry and Windows configuration. The Refresh Devices button is there just to update the list.
You can also right-click on a device and, from the context menu, choose to add or remove Device, Class, or Wildcard, or jump to the registry folder where its history is stored, as well as its properties.
The platform is a great option for erasing the history of your computer’s internal and external connections. GhostBuster is a free program that is available for Windows operating systems.
You can get it from the official website.
