Once you download, install, and open the program, you’ll be shown a list of apps that are currently installed on your computer. Geek’s design looks similar to many Windows apps, so it should fit well with any other platforms that you’ve installed. It looks a little basic at first, but it has everything you need to uninstall applications and complete certain additional actions.Īfter right-clicking on a particular application, you’ll have the choice to uninstall it or simply remove its entry from the Geek list of programs. If the basic uninstall option doesn’t work as intended, you can also click Force Removal to ensure that the platform is completely wiped from your device. All things considered, Geek is extremely easy to use and compares favorably with other popular uninstallers.Įven clicking “help” in the application simply leads to the platform’s home page (Image credit: Geek Uninstaller) Support Other options in the drop-down menu include viewing the entry in the Windows Registry, opening its installation folder, visiting its website, or entering the name into Google. Geek Uninstaller does have technical support, but it is only accessible for paid users. Furthermore, neither the website nor the application clarifies when support is available or which channels are supported. The program itself isn’t particularly complex, so most users should be able to uninstall applications without any additional help. The utility is portable, meaning it requires no. It runs on Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows XP and Windows Vista, on both 32-bit and 64-bit systems. It has a useful 'Force Uninstall' for broken and stubborn programs. That said, there are essentially no resources for free users-the website doesn’t have a FAQ or support center, and there doesn’t appear to be a way to contact the Geek Uninstaller team. Geek Uninstaller is an Uninstall utility that can scan for leftovers after a program has been removed from a system.
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