Was this the same key code? I had one and saved it to my documents. I had to restore my laptop back from an image because of corrupt files and now I don't have my key/

Any company that stealthily tries to install their other software on my PC gets uninstalled.
In my books, its not being courteous to the subscriber.
As for IObit, they have been on my radar for years. Thanks, but no thanks.

If GOTD offers a lifetime program, then there is no update possibility.
This time there is as one-year license. And that means, that there are updates availible..
Therefore a complete working program.
And if they should also give a lifetime - > out of business, no bread, no house

Nice software. Just uninstalled iobt Driver Booster with it. Worked like a charm.

Can anyone give me an overwhelming,convincing argument why this is better than their free version that comes with ASC Pro....??? Already have that,and wondering whether it is worth the hassle.....

I have had bad experience with software from this company, like other people, particularly Advanced System Care, but I have rarely used this uninstaller much in the past. Today the uninstall malicious plugins thingy caught my attention because today I was struggly with a mail.ru trojan which 4 different antivirus and anti-malware programs didn't completely remove, it kept restoring malicious plugins to my browser. After using the uninstaller malicious plugins thing, I finally have found no more evidence of the trojan in my computer.
Take it for what it is, I still don't trust the company, but today I have had a good experience with this software.

I want IObit Uninstaller without that UninstallMonitor.exe that I have found no value for and that is undetected by Autoruns and WinPatrol and any autostart monitor that could disable it. Maybe portable is the only way? i suppose you can only have the free version portable.

I've never had an issue with any IObit apps. Quite the contrary, their Advanced System Care has saved my various PCs over the years.
When I worked for AT&T's DSL support, I recommended these products many a time to my customers.

FWIW

http://www.ghacks.net/2015/04/18/which-program-is-the-most-thorough-software-uninstaller-on-windows/

Thank you so much for this great program. Thank you for all the free software, that you provide!!

I wonder if you can use this crummy IObit uninstaller to uninstall all the other crummy IObit junk they install behind your back.

Iobit is spammy with their own adds and have been known to alert to competitors, etc. I do NOT recommend for 1 year then out. Loan of the day here.

I like the Wisecare products much better and Kerish Doctor as well...

Good luck if you install this one.

I have enjoyed giveawayoftheday for years...the software is great and occasionally so good I purchase it. The problem I have is the initial sharing on social media...I disable ad blocking and pop-up blocker for this domain...yet it will not allow me to share...I have to do the email link, upon receiving and at the last window, I am able to finally share on Facebook. If anyone has a clue to how I can initially share, I would appreciate it...I utilize the updated version of FireFox, I have quad 4.2 GHz CPUs and 16 GB of installed RAM, running Windows 7.x1 Home Premium. I would appreciate some input.

An hour after downloading and installing this program, my anti-malware software picked up that the downloaded setup.exe inside the zip file was infected with a PUP,(Potentially Unwanted Program) called Win32.Gen.vb.
Apparently this is looked upon as a WORM and can spread if undetected. Advise installers to do a virus scan after installation or avoid it altogether.

Gotta Love It!

Installed this in ten minutes. Posted to FB. The License is for a year! Been using previous versions for years!

It works better than some and worse than others! I have tried the others mentioned here in the past! Vote for Hillary and she will send some thug over to help! LOL Thanks and have a great day!

I used to use Revo exclusively but it was only designed for 32 bit systems so I started using geek uninstaller which worked very well. Recently Revo has since upgraded to being compatible with 64 bit systems so I have reverted back to that.

In the meantime I had downloaded and installed IObit Version 5 and would use that from time to time.

All three of these applications, all free versions, have worked fine for me. I'm not really a Techie so I could be missing something important but they all seem to work about the same to me.

I installed today's offering from IObit and the only thing is that It doesn't show that it is the pro version. Since it's free I guess I can't be too picky though. It automatically uninstalled the previous version during installation.

I guess I've been lucky because I have other IObit programs which I use from time to time and haven't had any problems.:-)

license 1 year? Thanks. Trial not for me!

A one year license is not a "GIVEAWAY of the Day".
It's a "LOANAWAY of the Day".
"Give" is defined as "freely transfer the possession of (something) to (someone); hand over to".

This comapny is VERY Aggressisve
about trying to install their other
programs on your machine.

A couple of times, I've found several
other of their software on my machine
and didn't recall installing it.

Just sayin'

Have tried it years ago, but uninstalled again as it harmed my computer.

The ReadMe txt says "!!! .GCD file included is necessary for correct installation and activation" but there is no .GCD file in the extracted Zip file.

I have tried downloading several times, but am not receiving a .gcd file. Setup installs version 6, and when you try to activate, it asks you for an additional fee to get the pro version.

3 times have sent my e-mail address and not once has a link to download been sent. waste of time.

I already had the free version installed, so upgrading was just a matter of plugging in the the registration number. I love the free version, so I'm fine with an "extended trial." Many thanks to IObit and GTOD for the chance to try out the software's bells and whistles over time.

Downloaded/installed no hassles. This altered my control panel and put itself there, and also embedded itself deep in the registry, Be careful with installing, as it can attempt to install extraneous other 'free'ware, which, if installed by accident, will give pop ups for upgrades (at cost) for those items. After trying it, I found uninstall leftovers of the deleted progs in app data roaming, and the registry. Uninstalled. I'll stick with Geek uninstaller, which is free, efficient,and leaves a VERY small footprint. Thanks but no thanks, I'm uninstalling.

Yes, and the hell get bigger with each version of the OS, I'll stick with XP thank you.

Lots of people compare it with other software and judge it according to their findings, however, if you need feature like hunting mode, REVO is above all.
I have software that IObit did not remove 100% and left over tiny bits in the registry here and there, furthermore, you need software that searches the registry in every compartment for left over and the best for that is soft organizer.
I had IObit before, but I had to run registry cleaner after that. If you have to restart your computer to remove the rest of the software, something is left behind, because real mode is disabled and or some drivers are loaded for that software to run on start up or some registries are made read only.

No software can trace all of the entries in the registry and remove them all.
Some are very simple to remove, because they have couple of entries only, some have thousand of entries and every time you start that particular software, more entries are added. Some software use the registry as log file and those programs are known for creating computer malfunctions, one of those software is IObit.

Can't get the license to activate. Just sits and spins

Have almost given up on this site what with their addiction to the social media crap necessary for a simple download but bit the bullet and got this file.

Simple install without any fuzz (code copypasta). Clean interface. It "sees" more program than the Windows unistaller, and it also allows you to uninstall both Windows and 3rd party apps, and toolbars/addons.
It tries to add a couple of items to your Windows boot, that I blocked with Anvir without any issues.
Quite promising software, indeed.
Thanks

I own a license for Revo Pro so this isin't for me, but I encourage everybody who doesn't have a license for a similar product to give this a try. Even with logging installs, I still have a few items around needing CC to clean up. The OEM uninstalller seems to leave as much behind as it takes away.

I dont understad,10bit unistaller free do the job perfectly.What's more in pro endition?

I use IOBit Uninstaller free version on my Windows 10 Home 64 bit Toshiba Laptop ... it works just fine and I always watch the installers to be sure nothing I do not want is added in. Sometimes you need to select Custom Install or be sure a Check Box is not checked. As to the free version capability, it seems to do a wonderful job of removing programs and leftovers (at least in Win 10)

If it is so easy to remove it with Windows uninstaller, why not stay with Microsoft's uninstaller??

I've been using IObit Uninstaller for some time now, and in my opinion it a much better product than Revo Uninstaller because it has some very useful features that Revo lacks.

It has a batch uninstall mode which lets you uninstall as many programs as you want, one after the other. For people like myself who are continually trying our new software, this is really handy. Also, it's very useful when you want to clean out a lot of unwanted software from a computer. It's much more convenient than having to manually uninstall each program one by one. The batch uninstall mode, uninstalls each program one by one and then scans for leftovers for every program removed in one go.

Another important feature, is that is can can continue where it left off after restarting Windows. So, you can restart Windows after uninstalling a program if you asked to, and then when Windows loads again, you are given the option to launch IObit Uninstaller again and scan for leftovers. Revo and other uninstallers can't do this. If you are uninstalling multiple programs, IObit Uninstaller will continue uninstalling any remaining programs after a reboot, and then will scan for leftovers for every program uninstalled.

Finally, it can uninstall the new Windows apps in Windows 8, 8.1 and 10. this is handy as Microsoft includes some apps you may not have a use for in Windows 10. Also, it's possible to remove any apps you don't want and scan for leftovers in one go.

Another plus for IObit is that is regularly updated. On the other hand it took more than three years for Revo to release the latest update for the free version of their uninstaller.

Although you are only getting a 1 year license, after the 12 months is up, IObit Uninstaller will revert to the free version, so you will still be able to use it. The free version has less features, but does just a good a job as scanning for leftovers as the Pro version, and is updated just as often.

I agree 100% with ototo. For a year or so now I've run IObit side by side with Revo uninstaller. Revo is the better of the 2 products.

Revo Uninstaller Pro - you don't need more.

I used it for a while. It did what it supposed to do, but it also installed something called Live Update, in my start up menu. I kept disabling it, but whenever I used the uninstaller, the other crap was in my startup menu again. So I uninstalled the uninstaller, and the Live Update was still on my computer. It took awhile to get that garbage off of my computer.

My guess is IObit has reached the limits of their uninstall program, so this product now packs several unrelated features. I haven't updated since v2.4, enough for my needs. Windows' idiosyncrasy is to be an OS hell of things (you name it: dll hell followed be winsxs hell, registry hell, and now .net framework hell ---heck, why do I need 1 GB bunch of several stupid versions in order to run a dumb 10 MB software?). That's why manual uninstall is much more efficient and less prone to unrecoverable errors/bugs (beware when iobit-uninstaller wants to delete thousands of keys), albeit rather slowly and tedious. Bottom line: install only software that are really, really necessary. Your choices (not exclusive): download portable apps; unpack with Universal Extractor or else; install in a VM; discard the software (often the best decision)...

I've used this before and found it to be very good. However, I stopped using it because IObit have a nasty habit of nagging you to install their other products and installing things like Advanced System Care and Driver Booster even when you decline them. Thanks but I'll pass on todays download.

This is the brand I use all the time!

Oh no one year license again.