Absolute Uninstaller allows users to uninstall software in bulk (1)

In general, Windows system auxiliary software, which supports cleaning system garbage, uninstalling software, etc., is similar in function. A software that I want to share with you today is also a system-assisted software for cleaning up system garbage. It is slightly different in function from similar software. It allows users to uninstall software in batches.

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Absolute Uninstaller is a system setup and auxiliary software. Its features include software uninstallation, registry cleanup, boot management, and disk cleanup. Compared with similar software, it has a good performance in terms of search speed and stability.

From the installation process of Absolute Uninstaller, the software contains Chinese version (some installation steps show English, as shown in Figure 1).

The installation steps are simple and there are no bundled plugins that require user installation. When the interface shown in Figure 2 appears, ask the user if they want to reset the default search. If you do not need to modify, please cancel the "Set Ask as the default serach engine" (Figure 2).

By default, the main interface of the Absolute Uninstaller program is as shown in Figure 3. At this point, the user needs to click the "bulk delete" button in the upper left corner, in order to allow users to bulk uninstall the software (Figure 4).

The method of batch unloading is very simple. After checking in Figure 4, click "Uninstall all selected programs" below the toolbar. So, in addition to bulk uninstalling software, is there any other more powerful feature of Absolute Uninstaller?