A common problem we're often faced with, when uninstalling unnecessary software, is various traces left in the system: unneeded files or folders on a disk, registry entries and so on. This can happen even if an application was removed correctly with its own uninstaller - a special program provided by a vendor to uninstall the application. The main function of this tool is the complete removal of programs from your computer. Soft Organizer monitors all changes made to the system during the setup process of a certain application. You can easily learn which file or registry entries that were modified during the installation. Using those data, Soft Organizer completely removes an application when you order it to.
Changes in 10.40:
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Improved forced applications removal:
- Soft Organizer now automatically terminates processes and services that block application's uninstallation. This ensures a complete cleanup, even if the applications's built-in uninstaller is corrupted or fails to launch.
- If certain files remain locked, Soft Organizer will offer to delete them upon the next system reboot. During the final uninstall step, you can review the list of these files and exclude any from the deletion process if needed.
- Enhanced cleanup of locked registry keys in Windows 11 that cannot be removed by standard methods.
- Microsoft Office updates and service components are now automatically moved to the "System and Service" section. This makes the main list more compact and easier to navigate.
- Fixed bug: Programs launched manually from the Startup Applications or Applications tools were assigned an incorrect working directory (defaulting to the Soft Organizer folder). This could sometimes cause the launched application to malfunction.
Note: A licensed version provides more features, and in order to get your hands on those features buy a license to support the software developer.
