
Description
Control Panel removes a program and leaves dozens of registry keys behind, the folder under AppData untouched, and reinstalling later resurrects the old configuration. Geek Uninstaller handles the cleanup: it runs the program's own uninstaller first, then scans the disk and registry, lists what survived for you to confirm, and clears it in one click.
The list covers Windows Store apps as well as ordinary programs, showing size and install date, sortable by name or size and filtered as you type. For stubborn entries whose uninstaller is missing or broken, Force Removal wipes the files and registry changes directly.
The whole program is a single executable of a few megabytes that needs no installation and rides along on a USB stick, and it exports the installed program list as HTML for record keeping. The free edition covers everyday use.
Leftover cleanup: After the normal uninstall it scans disk and registry and removes what remains.
Force removal: Wipes files and registry changes for programs whose uninstaller is missing or broken.
Store apps: Lists and uninstalls Windows Store apps alongside desktop programs.
Search and sort: Sort by name, size or install date and filter as you type.
Export list: Save the installed program list as HTML for records or comparing machines.
Single portable file: A few megabytes, no installation, runs from a USB stick.
The list covers Windows Store apps as well as ordinary programs, showing size and install date, sortable by name or size and filtered as you type. For stubborn entries whose uninstaller is missing or broken, Force Removal wipes the files and registry changes directly.
The whole program is a single executable of a few megabytes that needs no installation and rides along on a USB stick, and it exports the installed program list as HTML for record keeping. The free edition covers everyday use.
Features
Leftover cleanup: After the normal uninstall it scans disk and registry and removes what remains.
Force removal: Wipes files and registry changes for programs whose uninstaller is missing or broken.
Store apps: Lists and uninstalls Windows Store apps alongside desktop programs.
Search and sort: Sort by name, size or install date and filter as you type.
Export list: Save the installed program list as HTML for records or comparing machines.
Single portable file: A few megabytes, no installation, runs from a USB stick.

