Bulk Crap Uninstaller vs HiBit Uninstaller

Bulk Crap Uninstaller (BCUninstaller) is free Windows desktop software for removing multiple applications with minimal user input. It detects registered and hidden applications, portable apps, Chocolatey packages, Oculus and Steam apps, Windows Features, Store apps, and Windows Updates. It usually tries an application's original uninstaller, but also supports forced removal or removal by window, shortcut, or directory. Afterward, it can find leftovers and clean unused or empty folders in Program Files directories. Other tools include a startup manager, application ratings, Regex filtering, and options to browse, filter, and export application data. It verifies uninstaller certificates and can store settings in a single file. Setup, portable, and standalone portable downloads are offered. Version 6 supports Windows 10 or newer; it requires the.NET 8 desktop runtime unless using the portable version. The product is licensed under Apache 2.0 for free private and commercial use, subject to the license terms. The plan is free.

HiBit Uninstaller removes stubborn software, Windows apps, and browser extensions. It offers standard and forced removal, batch uninstall, and scans for leftover files. Install monitoring and a portable version are also listed. Its additional cleanup tools can shred sensitive files, fix registry problems, remove junk files, delete invalid shortcuts, and find empty folders.

The program can manage programs and services that start with Windows, as well as Windows system restore points. Automatic updating is listed among its features. The maker offers installable and portable downloads; the page lists version 4.0.10 at 4.32 MB. The plan is free and lists support for Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10, and 11 in 32- and 64-bit versions. Windows 11 support is also listed separately. A support contact address is [email protected]. The About page identifies Mohammed Raee as the programmer and says he created the site in 2017 to share programs for free.