The new release also introduces the ability to drag and drop program shortcuts into the application window to trigger the uninstall and clean-up process. Again, version 8 promises better detection and object tracking. The feature is equally capable of detecting hidden and invisible program (and browser add-on) installations. It also offers installation monitoring, which can detect program installations, taking snapshots both before and after installation to allow for even more thorough program removal. Version 8 comes with the promise of improvements in this area thanks to the addition of a new File Wiper module, which can permanently wipe both applications and sensitive data from the user’s drive. As IObit Uninstaller removes it all! The days of digging for hidden stuff, and impossible to remove registries, are finally over.Ashampoo Uninstaller 8.0 comes with the promise of 'deep clean technology', a standard feature in most third-party uninstall utilities that scours for leftover program files and Registry entries after the application question is uninstalled. While I will continue to wish they would just stop letting him use their stuff at all (😒) now however, it doesn't anger me as much when they come running to me afterwards.

My eldest nephew is often installing unwanted programs, as well as browsers on other family members devices without permission. Many programs, especially web browsers such as Google Chrome, (which I don't care for myself I use Mozilla Firefox) are almost impossible to fully remove. I've been using IObit Uninstaller since to remove software, and I honestly don't know how I managed without IObit Uninstaller before then. Personally, I love how IObit Uninstaller removes the registries, all the hidden folders, along with difficult programs that won't ever fully remove themselves with their own uninstallers. What if I had made a mistake, and Ashampoo Uninstaller 10 was even better.(?)Īfter viewing the comparison between Utilities, Data Cleansing, Performance Management, and Quality Assurance, I am glad to know that is not the case.

I came here wondering if I had gotten IObit Uninstaller simply because I have enjoyed the other IObit products, and had been too hasty in it's purchase. I have only used IObit Uninstaller, and have not yet tried Ashampoo Uninstaller 10.

Ashampoo uninstaller 8.