IObit Uninstaller vs S.A.K. Utility

IObit Uninstaller is a Windows utility for removing programs, Windows apps, and related leftovers. Its free version includes batch uninstall, drag-and-drop uninstall, Windows app removal, and automatic cleanup of leftover items. The product can remove unwanted pre-installed Windows apps and system components, and it detects and manages trusted, ad-injecting, and malicious browser plugins. Forced uninstall creates a system restore point before removal. The listed free version supports Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista, and XP. Pro adds automatic removal of leftover files, folders, and registry traces, plus premium technical support. The 1-PC Pro plan is listed at $14.77 per year, and the 3-PC Pro plan at $16.77 per year; both include a 60-day money-back guarantee. The 3-PC plan includes family sharing and lists dedicated support for all PCs. The latest release adds support for 39 languages. IObit Uninstaller is listed for Windows only.

S.A.K. Utility is a portable Windows repair toolkit for PC technicians, IT professionals, and system administrators. Its profile migration workspace guides backup and restore with smart filtering, AES-256 encryption, NTFS permissions, screenshot settings, and BitLocker key capture. Diagnostics check SMART disk health, run CPU, disk, and memory tests, monitor thermals, and export HTML, JSON, or CSV reports. Application Management matches installed software with Chocolatey packages, supports bulk installs and offline bundles, downloads installers, and scans for leftovers during removal. The vulnerability scanner checks software against CISA KEV, NVD, GitHub Advisories, and OSV. Other workspaces flash ISO and IMG files, create Windows media, provide network tools, and browse PST, OST, and MBOX archives without Outlook. An OpenAI assistant supports technician workflows. The free AGPL-3.0 utility runs from a Windows x64 ZIP and requests UAC elevation only when needed.