Bulk Uninstaller

[getthatgeek]

Any suggestions for a quick and easy bulk software uninstaller?

 

[frase]

1. Diskpart
   List Disk
   Select Disk
   Clean
   
   

J/K - Though I would generally use Revo, batch type apps I veer away from as limits control; just me.

 

[Diggs]

???? - I thought your title said it all

Bulk Crap Uninstaller

 

[alexsmith2709]

???? - I thought your title said it all

Bulk Crap Uninstaller

Another vote for this. I used to use Geek Uninstaller but the free version only let you do one at a time, Bulk Crap Uninstaller is great

 

[dannyict]

yep been using this one also, tested many before

 

[HCHTech]

Just playing devil's advocate here, but the OP never mentioned junkware. I can imagine a need to mass-uninstall a handful of legitimate apps...

 

[getthatgeek]

Yes someone installed a whole bunch of weird drivers for a piece of hardware they used at one time. Also sometimes new laptops come with 8 different versions of Office in every language pre-installed and I want to get rid of them all quickly.

 

[getthatgeek]

Thanks, I will give Bulk Crap Uninstaller a go

 

[GTP]

...Geek Uninstaller but the free version only let you do one at a time...

You're a tech, buy a license...

 

[TJHE]

Powershell. I use PSAppDeployToolkit for ALL app install/uninstall tasks

In PSAppDeploy you can use the applications common name from the uninstall overview
Removing an MSI:
Remove-MSIApplications -Name 'IBM SPSS Statistics'
Remove-MSIApplications -Name 'Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise'

- you can easily specify log info, detect errors etc.

 

[Sterling]

Powershell. I use PSAppDeployToolkit for ALL app install/uninstall tasks

In PSAppDeploy you can use the applications common name from the uninstall overview
Removing an MSI:
Remove-MSIApplications -Name 'IBM SPSS Statistics'
Remove-MSIApplications -Name 'Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise'

- you can easily specify log info, detect errors etc.

Neat. Thank you.

 

[cypress]

Geek Uninstaller Pro version.