Jamie, it literally says right in the text above, "Please note: the license is provided for 6 months".

Jake from State Farm, lmao my bad I didn’t even see that haha.

6 months is still better than no months eh.

Robert M, similar delay, has to kill off the free to restart it, or you could kill the free before install started. Bob

papajack,
I use SoftOrganizer as my regular installer/uninstaller and keep this as a backup. A few times it did find leftovers. I also like some of its features like the drag and drop Force Uninstall, Software Updater that shows which programs have updates available, File Shredder, Plug-ins, Uninstall History, etc.

papajack,

"Will this program find leftover junk from previously uninstalled programs?"

Some of it... For example, installing an app may add registry keys, each with several values, but iOBit Uninstaller Pro, or any registry cleaner, can only remove some of those values [lines], and not the key itself or any of the other values it contains. It's somewhat common for app installs to include a copy of one or more Microsoft C/C++ runtimes, which usually show up separately in Windows uninstall listing. Some apps add drivers that are often left behind, and iOBit Uninstaller Pro [or any uninstaller app] won't pick up on those. Uninstalling an app can leave behind installation & update related files in ProgramData, in the the User AppData folders, in the Windows\Installer folder, in Program Files & Program Files (x86) Common Files folders, and sometimes in InstallShield folders, and since they're often not referenced anywhere, unless the installation is recorded, those won't be removed. Folders & content added to user folders like My Documents &/or Music usually are ignored since apps like iOBit Uninstaller Pro can't tell if they contain anything you added & want to keep.

drvajra, Smarty Uninstaller 4 is good too

Scott,
Open your version of the program and in the lower right you should see "Manage License". Click on that and then on "Refresh" next to your existing license. There you can put in this new license from the downloaded readme file. Worked for me.

Oh and BTW, then you can install the update to 9.1.

jboy,
Hi that's great thank you.

Regards
Scott

Mike S.,
In case you do not get a direct answer from IObit or GOTD. from my past experiences with IObit 6-mo offers, they simply default to the free version after the license period expires.

Gary, It's in the "readme" text file.

Gary, it wont work

Rick, once you activate the license via the key it upgrades to PRO.

Van, where do i find the license key?

Gary, the readme file.

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[ Dono ],

YOU have to manage yrou computer to disable TSRs terminate and stay runnign programs, scheduled programs, background programs, autostart programs.

Free Microsoft [ MSConfig ], free Microsoft SysInternals [ AutoRuns ] and many other free utilities will help you see and manage and block, remove, prevent anything that nags you, not just IObit, but Microsoft, too - did you remove all Microsoft programs because they nag you, like, Windows is gone now?
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wow...8 noobs vote against my comment, for what reason ?

SergioGR, Then tell me how many programs you remove every day?

SergioGR,
It is nice to share information but I believe the negative votes are because when you state something like "one of my favorite programs" without giving any specifics, the comment really becomes meaningless. You should elaborate as to why it is a favorite, what does it do well, etc.

I hope that helps.

jboy, for a person like me with no computer knowlegde, it's all i can say about this program. What else to say ? i use it for years and when i need to unistall a game, a program etc. it does the job good.
That's not excuse to vote with (-) because i didn't write many words.
Look at Gary. He wrote enough about, and yet 2 people vote (-).

Look at Dono... he wrote:
" Yo, I uninstalled iObit 8 last year because the nag screens were popping up wanting me to buy everything iObit makes 2 or 3 a day. It was quite irritating. Is the new product any better? "

and he got 15 (+) for saying NOTHING about this program.
Man, people have issues... cheers!

Norma, i don't install a good program to use it every day. i install it to use it when need it! Cause it's good and free TODAY :)

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[ SergioGR ],

Voting at GOTD means nothing.

Negative comments mean nothing.

Experience is all.

Anyone who does not share their experience is skippable.
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[ Norma ],

What is your experience of IObit Uninstaller, that features cache cleanup, updating, installation of other programs, and so on?

Oh, and it also uninstalls, such s when testing a GOTD offering ( and SOS and BDJ ) and then uninstalling whatever is not satisfactory, every single day - yes, every single day.

And uninstalling Microsoft Windows errant updates, the updates that only add spies and nags, for example - some of us inspect what we expect every single day, because we are the only ones responsible for our computer's features and benefits to our own standards - how often to you check?
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SergioGR, I do not know what you mean by a noob. But you need to provide more detail before I would rank your comment as useful for me. For instance you could indicate how often in % the giveaway deletes all components of an installed programme, in what percentage one or more components need to be deleted by hand and in what percentage it removed things that other programmes rely on. Sometimes you have to run a cleaner more thsn once, before all leftovers are gone. How does the giveaway score in that respect. Etc.

Peter Blaise, My experience with IObit Uninstaller is that I have not been installing anything for a long time that is offered by GOTD and other providers of cleaning programs (and other programs). What is the use of installing programs and then coming to the conclusion that many of the programs offered are only used to promote other programs of those providers with ...% reduction! That is no more than a thorough advertising campaign where many visitors fall open-eyed.

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[ Norma ],

Thanks for explaining your experience of GOTD.

I know of no GOTD free program offering that only advertises a vendor's other programs.

I know of no GOTD contributors who fall prey to advertising campaigns from GOTD offerings, because I know of no GOTD offerings that are advertising campaigns, and certainly not "many" GOTD users falling prey to them, as you suggest there are "many".

If you could share at least one specific GOTD example supporting your comment, then perhaps we could explore and address either your dissatisfaction, or your misunderstanding.

If you are offered programs from Microsoft because you use Windows, from Apple because you use iOS, from Google because you use ChromeOS, then you probably are exposed to and can understand that all vendors offer additional software, not just to make money, but, considering many of their programs are free, they offer additional programs to enhance user satisfaction, loyalty, and create goodwill for their brand, from which we all benefit, especially when offerings are free.

Perhaps it's just that most programs have a name that is less than a full description of the program's other features and benefits, here an "Uninstaller" that has many other tools included, yet you only commented on the uninstall feature, which you do not believe you could benefit from, but you did not give yourself a chance to explore the other features that go beyond the "uninstaller" name.

Please get back to us with a specific example of what it is you object to in GOTD offerings.

Thanks in advance.
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