Software Update: Bulk Crap Uninstaller 3.6.3

Klocman software has released version 3.6.3 of Bulk Crap Uninstaller. Released under an open source license, this program can be used to remove several programs and Windows Store apps from your computer at once. It first performs the standard uninstall procedure and then it scans the computer for leftover shortcuts and registry keys to remove them as well. Afterwards, external programs such as CCleaner can also be started. Finally, it also includes a start-up manager, which can be used to disable programs that start with Windows. Since version 3.6.1, the following changes and improvements have been made:

Bulk Crap Uninstaller v3.6.3
This update focuses on performance. CPU usage and interface fluidity during normal use are improved.

• Added transparency on hover to color legend.
• Changed “Startup” column to show “Yes” even if startup entries are disabled.
• Imported ObjectListView source code to fix performance issues.
• Improved scrolling performance by removing unnecessary checks.
• Improved speed of drawing the application list.
• Improved speed of detecting uninstaller types (faster startup).
• Fixed excessive CPU use when mouse is hovering over the application list.
• Fixed color legend destroying list scrolling performance.
• Fixed RegistryValueJunkNode backup failing if value name has a dot in its name.
• Fixed searching for CLSID registry junk taking forever.
• Fixed shortcuts of applications installed in same directory being wrongly detected as junk.
• Fixed portable version leaving behind .log files.
• Fixed rare DisposedException when closing BCU during certificate status update.

Bulk Crap Uninstaller v3.6.2

• Added ability to sort the uninstall progress list view by columns.
• Fixed crashes during bulk uninstall not being handled properly.
• Fixed uninstall progress sometimes failing to update properly.
• Fixed some uninstaller commands not being recognized.
• Code cleanup and refactoring, small performance improvements.