Software Update: Bulk Crap Uninstaller 5.3

Klocman Software has released version 5.3 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 uninstallation procedure and then scans the computer for leftover shortcuts and registry keys to remove those as well. Afterwards, external programs such as CCleaner can also be started. Finally, it includes a start-up manager, which can be used to disable programs that start with Windows. The release notes for this release can be found below.

Changes in Bulk Crap Uninstaller version 5.3:

• Remove unnecessary UpdateHelper link from solution – d80d20f
• Fixed an issue with starting Scoop on some systems – 7cf6946
• Renamed the “Nuke application” function to “Target application” – #370
• Tweak search rules in subdirectories to find more unregistered apps – fa0097f
• Improve display names of some applications – 54f6973
• Improved detection of app bitness; Small search speedup – 3321a93
• Fixed CoIncrementMTAUsage crash on some systems – a32dbf6
• Fixed crash when getting services on some systems – c551065
• Reduce size of the Uninstall Wizard window and make it resizable – 01a9b4e
• Implemented list command in CLI – #369
• Added quiet and unattended cases in QueryApps – #354
• Changed UninstallTools logging to use Trace instead of Console; Improved some log messages – c962f01
• Fixed typo in Polish translation – 5905594
• Fixed Steam apps being listed twice in some cases – 342a9f6