Without a doubt, the longer you run your computer, the more crap gets accumulated. This means having bloatware, unnecessary programs or adware that you didn’t mean to have on your computer.
The end result: booting and operation running slower than usual.
So, what does one do to speed up their computer at this point?
If you’re tech-savvy, then you can access msconfig to deal with system slowing software from running at startup. Or you can uninstall programs the good-old fashioned way…
Yet there’s another caveat that you have to deal with: Which programs are safe to remove?
The last thing you want to do is remove some essential Windows component that will render your system functionless.
So, in order, to prevent this, here’s a program that will prevent you from doing so: “Should I Remove It?”
This program will ensure that you don’t remove a program that is vital to your system functioning by analyzing all the programs and verifying which ones work and which ones don’t.
When you run this program, you will see a rating for each program along with crowd-sourced removal percentage, which is really, the percentage of users and experts who have opted to remove this program.
After this, you can either choose to uninstall the program or look for more information pertaining to the program that you wish to remove, by clicking the “What is it?” program.
So, if you want to take the guesswork out of which program can be removed safely, use this one.
Best part: it’s completely free of cost.