Most people who use computers as a means of work or entertainment are not expert in configurations and programs and leave everything as it is. The problem, though, is that when you buy a new PC it comes pre-installed with some completely useless programs above.
Over time, a computer tends to fill up with other programs, sometimes useless or unwelcome, such as the toolbar or the "trial" ones, which are free only for a certain period of time.
All this causes slowdowns both in the startup of the computer and in the loading of Windows, programs and websites.
Luckily, there are some simple one-click support programs that can be used easily to recognize unnecessary programs to be deleted from a computer .
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One of these is called Should i remove it, a small free and simple, but very powerful and serious software, which retrieves the list of applications installed on the PC and displays which of them should be deleted based on the votes and the percentages of users who have already uninstalled them.
Ratings and percentages come from all users who use the program.
Although this does not mean that you must necessarily trust the advice of an automatic software, it is still an excellent starting point to help you identify the programs that are not needed.
Basically, those that are detected as unnecessary programs by the tool are part of those categories already explained in another article, of programs to never install on a Windows PC such as toolbars, trial trial versions of paid programs and other accessory software, that go with other programs and that are never used.
Should i remove it sorts the software installed on the Windows PC in descending order, based on the percentage of users who have removed them and allows you to immediately see which ones to uninstall.
If a red bar is found for a software, it means that it is almost certainly a program to get out of the way without thinking too much.
If, on the other hand, the bar is yellow, a judgment will be required (personally I would also remove these) while those with a green bar are to be kept.
By clicking on an item in the list you can see the details of what that program is (in English)
The additional information is very useful to know if a program was installed on the computer because it was combined with another and even if it created startup items for automatic execution.
If you decide to remove it, you can directly press the Uninstall button to uninstall it.
Should i remove it, which works on every version of Windows including Windows 8, is one of those useful tools to clean up your PC of useless programs that you should use once in a while and when buying a new computer.
If you wanted a second opinion on which programs to remove from your computer, there are also other tools similar to this and even more complete such as PC Decrapifier to remove crapware from Windows.
For Windows 10, see here how to remove pre-installed Windows 10 apps and system components
