{"id":325251,"date":"2022-03-12T23:11:03","date_gmt":"2022-03-12T17:41:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.thewindowsclub.com\/?p=325251"},"modified":"2022-03-13T10:39:18","modified_gmt":"2022-03-13T05:09:18","slug":"bulk-uninstall-programs-apps-in-windows","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.thewindowsclub.com\/bulk-uninstall-programs-apps-in-windows","title":{"rendered":"Free software to Bulk Uninstall Programs and Microsoft Store Apps in Windows 11\/10"},"content":{"rendered":"

In this post, we have created a list of some best free tools to bulk uninstall Programs and Microsoft Store Apps<\/strong>\u00a0on Windows 11\/10<\/strong> computers. Some of these tools also provide the feature to bulk uninstall Microsoft Store apps from your computer. Windows 11\/10 OS already comes with native or built-in options to uninstall a program<\/a>, but if you want to uninstall multiple programs at once<\/strong>, then the tools covered in this post will come in handy.<\/p>\n

\"bulk<\/p>\n

Bulk uninstall Programs and Microsoft Store apps in Windows<\/h2>\n

Here is a list of 5 best tools that lets you uninstall Programs and Microsoft Store apps in batch from your Windows 11\/10 PC:<\/p>\n

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  1. Bulk Crap Uninstaller<\/li>\n
  2. Absolute Uninstaller<\/li>\n
  3. dUninstaller<\/li>\n
  4. Uninstaller<\/li>\n
  5. UninstallView<\/li>\n
  6. IObit Uninstaller.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Let\u2019s have a look at these tools.<\/p>\n

    Free software to Bulk Uninstall Programs and Microsoft Store Apps<\/h3>\n

    1] Bulk Crap Uninstaller<\/h4>\n

    \"Bulk<\/p>\n

    Bulk Crap Uninstaller<\/a> (or BCUninstaller) is an open-source tool that lets you bulk uninstall Microsoft Store apps as well as third-party programs<\/em> from your computer. This tool lets you uninstall programs and apps silently as well as with detailed settings. It can also let you search for leftovers (Registry entries and other entries) of programs and apps uninstalled by you and then delete such entries.<\/p>\n

    There are many other important and interesting features present in this tool. For example, you can use this tool to manage, detect, as well as uninstall:<\/p>\n

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    1. Hidden\/protected Registry applications<\/li>\n
    2. Missing uninstaller applications<\/li>\n
    3. Steam games<\/li>\n
    4. Oculus games<\/li>\n
    5. Windows Features, etc.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      To bulk uninstall programs and apps using this tool, grab its installer or portable version. After opening this tool, complete the wizard process, and the main interface will be in front of you showing all the installed programs and Microsoft Store apps. Now select apps, programs, and other applications that you want to uninstall. Click on the Uninstall<\/strong> button if you want to uninstall items with detailed settings or hit the Uninstall quietly<\/strong> button if you want to uninstall items in the background.<\/p>\n

      Once the uninstallation process is completed, it will prompt you to search leftovers of uninstalled items. After that, you can process further to find the leftovers and then delete them from your computer.<\/p>\n

      2] Absolute Uninstaller<\/h4>\n

      \"Absolute<\/p>\n

      Absolute Uninstaller<\/a> also comes with the feature to uninstall multiple programs<\/em> and Microsoft Store apps at once<\/em>. This tool lets you view the list of programs and apps category-wise. You can access Windows apps<\/em>, rarely used programs<\/em>, Windows Updates<\/em>, large programs<\/em>, recently installed programs<\/em>, and all programs separately. Thus, it will be easier for you to find out which programs and apps you want to uninstall.<\/p>\n

      Once you have installed this tool, launch it, and a list of all programs and apps will be in front of you. For each item, you can view the installation date, publisher name, program name, and item size.<\/p>\n

      To uninstall programs and apps in bulk:<\/p>\n

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      1. Click on the Batch Uninstall<\/strong> button available on the top left part of its interface<\/li>\n
      2. Now the checkboxes will appear before the name of each program and app<\/li>\n
      3. Select the apps and programs that you want to uninstall<\/li>\n
      4. Click on the Uninstall Checked Programs<\/strong> button.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

        That\u2019s it! Now let the uninstallation process be completed and those select programs and apps will be removed.<\/p>\n

        3] dUninstaller<\/h4>\n

        \"dUninstaller<\/p>\n

        dUninstaller tool is free for personal use and it can be used to bulk uninstall programs only. Microsoft Store apps can\u2019t be removed using this tool. You can also add programs to blacklist on its interface so that you will have only those programs that need to be uninstalled.<\/p>\n

        Apart from uninstalling the programs, it also helps to delete leftover Registry entries of those programs. But you need to manually paste Registry paths of those entries in the Registry<\/em> tab present on its interface.<\/p>\n

        To use this tool, grab it from d7xtech.com<\/a>. After installation, open the interface, and the list of all programs will be visible. If you want, you can select programs, and then add them to the blacklist. Otherwise, there is no need to do that. Simply select the programs and press the Uninstall Now<\/strong> button present on the right section of its interface. After this, the tool will delete all selected programs one by one.<\/p>\n

        Also read:<\/strong> How to install or uninstall Microsoft Store apps<\/a>.<\/p>\n

        4] Uninstaller<\/h4>\n

        \"Uninstaller<\/p>\n

        Uninstaller is another free tool for removing multiple programs at once. This tool comes with some other interesting features too. You can use it to verify the digital signature<\/em> of a program, export the list of all programs along with program name, publisher name, program version, install date, and program size as an HTML file, and use the Force Uninstall<\/strong> option if some program is not removing directly or there is some interruption.<\/p>\n

        To use this tool, download it from puransoftware.com<\/a>. Install it and launch the tool. Now all the installed programs will visible to you. To bulk uninstall programs:<\/p>\n

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        1. Select the checkbox available for the Batch Uninstall<\/strong> option present on the bottom right corner of its interface<\/li>\n
        2. Now the checkboxes will appear just before the name of each program. Select the checkboxes for programs that you want to uninstall<\/li>\n
        3. Click on the Uninstall<\/strong> button present on the bottom middle section<\/li>\n
        4. A small confirmation box will appear to remove the selected program. Press the Yes<\/strong> button<\/li>\n
        5. After uninstalling the program, it will prompt you to check for the leftovers (Registry entries, BAT files, temporary files, etc.) of that program. You can continue with that process to delete the leftovers<\/li>\n
        6. After this, it will start uninstalling the second program selected by you.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

          This process will continue until all the selected programs are removed from your computer. This way it helps you bulk uninstall programs.<\/p>\n

          5] UninstallView<\/h4>\n

          \"UninstallView<\/p>\n

          UninstallView<\/a> is one of the best tools on this list. It shows the list of installed programs with detailed information. You will be able to see program name<\/em>, Registry name<\/em>, Registry time<\/em>, display version<\/em>, install date<\/em>, program installed for the current user or all users<\/em>, install location<\/em>, publisher name<\/em>, install folder creation time<\/em>, install folder owner<\/em>, install folder modified time<\/em>, publisher name<\/em>, uninstall string<\/em>, change install string<\/em>, quiet uninstall string<\/em>, comments<\/em>, program URL<\/em>, and more.<\/p>\n

          Apart from showing this detailed information, you can also save all that information as TXT<\/strong>, HTML<\/strong>, JSON<\/strong>, CSV<\/strong> file, etc. The feature to uninstall Microsoft Store apps using PowerShell is also present. You don\u2019t have to enter the command for uninstalling a Microsoft Store app. It automatically opens PowerShell with the uninstallation command for the selected app. You just have to type Y<\/em> and press the Enter<\/em> key to uninstall that app.<\/p>\n

          To uninstall multiple programs or applications:<\/p>\n

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          1. Open its interface and it will load the list of all applications on its interface<\/li>\n
          2. Now Click on the Options<\/strong> menu<\/li>\n
          3. Select Allow Uninstall Of Multiple Items<\/strong> option present in Options menu<\/li>\n
          4. Now select programs that you want to uninstall<\/li>\n
          5. Click on the File<\/strong> menu<\/li>\n
          6. Select Quietly Uninstall Selected Software<\/strong> option in File menu<\/li>\n
          7. A confirmation box will pop-up<\/li>\n
          8. Press the Yes<\/strong> button in that box.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

            After that, uninstallation process for selected programs will start and complete.<\/p>\n

            6] IObit Uninstaller<\/h4>\n

            \"Bulk<\/p>\n

            The free version of IObit Uninstaller<\/a> is good enough to batch remove installed software\/applications as well as Microsoft Store apps from your Windows PC. The best part is you can also use it to uninstall pre-installed apps or system apps in just a few mouse clicks. The list of features is pretty good<\/p>\n

            That\u2019s it! Hope you find these tools helpful.<\/p>\n

            Now read<\/strong>: Install multiple Programs at once using free Bulk Software Installer<\/a><\/p>\n

            How do I uninstall multiple programs at once in Windows?<\/h3>\n

            Windows do provide the options to uninstall programs using the Settings app, Registry Editor, Control Panel, Command Prompt, etc., but only one program can be uninstalled at once. If you want to uninstall multiple programs at once on Windows 11\/10 computer, then you need to use third-party tools. Thankfully, there are many good free tools available over the internet that lets you bulk uninstall programs on Windows 11\/10 computer. We have also created a list of such tools in this post above. Some of these tools also have the option to uninstall multiple Microsoft Store apps at once.<\/p>\n

            How do I mass delete programs from my computer?<\/h3>\n

            If you want to mass delete programs from your Windows 11\/10 computer, then you can use some free tools available over the internet. Such tools silently uninstall programs. That means user interaction is not needed. The uninstall process runs in the background silently. You can check the list of such tools covered above in this post to mass delete programs from your computer.<\/p>\n

            Read next:<\/strong><\/p>\n