The increasing number of registry entries and registry file size has a bad effect on overall Windows speed. Windows uninstaller programs can delete both files and all associated shortcuts and registry keys which are not usually deleted by Windows built-in uninstaller.

Windows built-in uninstaller can do the job but if you want to have a complete uninstall, you should get benefit from Windows uninstaller programs. I ended up using IOBit Uninstaller (One of the recommended alternatives) Not nearly as intrusive a nag screen for their other licenses, and just as effective at deep cleaning uninstalls.It occasionally happens that you install an app on your Windows and after a while you decide to uninstall that program. This is as bad a cash grab as many products with hidden features are. Nothing can be done otherwise.Would I recommend this? Heck no, not if you value your wallet and sanity. Can it be disabled or otherwise permanently dismissed?CSR: The only way to disable that nag screen is to purchase the license. Customer Service is unhelpful regarding this and does not offer any way to disable the intrusive and unwanted pop-ups.Below is a synopsis of an email conversation between me and the CSR team:Me: I do not want to buy the Daily Health Check again and do not want to see the nag screen that pops up. If you let it lapse, there is an annoying nag screen that will NOT go away unless you buy the license again.

Especially if you fall for any promotional pricing for their Daily Health Check. By Drake Featherwing reviewed on April 16, 2019ĭo not use.

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