After a long time using a personal computer, a large number of unnecessary applications accumulate on its hard disk. In addition to the fact that these programs take up space on the system partition of the hard drive, they can slow down the PC as a whole.
Necessary
CCleaner
Instructions
Step 1
Start by removing unused software using the utilities of the Windows operating system. Press the Win key and select "Control Panel" in the opened window.
Step 2
Follow the link "Uninstall programs" located in the "Programs" column. Wait a while while the list of applications installed on this computer is compiled.
Step 3
Select the name of the unused program with the left mouse button. Click the Delete button. It is located above the general list of applications. After a while, the software uninstall utility will start.
Step 4
Uninstall the application following the step-by-step menu instructions. Use the specified algorithm to remove the rest of the programs.
Step 5
If a particular application does not appear in the described menu, but you are sure it is available, open the My Computer menu. Navigate to the contents of the local disk with the installed operating system and open the Program Files folder.
Step 6
Open the directory containing the program you want. Run the uninstaller utility. The most common way to do this is to open the uninst.exe or unins000.exe file. Remove the program following the recommendations of the step-by-step menu.
Step 7
In the event that the specified files are missing, simply delete the entire directory with the program. The disadvantage of this method is that it does not allow you to completely get rid of the application files.
Step 8
Restart your computer and install CCleaner. Go to the "Registry" category and click the "Search for problems" button. After completing the analysis of the registry branches, click the "Fix" button.
Step 9
Select the "Fix Selected" item and close the program after completing the running process. Empty the Trash to completely remove unnecessary program files from your hard drive.
