IObit also has support forums but they don’t appear to be active. There’s also a separate FAQ section with quick answers to common questions-for example, changing the application’s language or removing Chrome plugins. It can help you get started, uninstall programs, check for updates, and more. The user manual contains roughly 25 articles on a variety of features and processes. The IObit Uninstaller User Manual is a great place to start if you run into any issues while using the application (Image credit: IObit Uninstaller)
Fortunately, the application didn’t have any technical issues during our testing, and the online manual is an excellent resource for free users. SupportĪs mentioned, technical support is currently only available for Pro subscribers, with licenses starting at roughly $15 per month. All things considered, IObit Uninstaller is relatively easy to use compared to most alternatives. That said, the application is intuitive, and the tabs on the left offer a simple organization. The interface itself isn’t particularly sleek, even looking slightly low-res compared to other apps we’ve tested. Dashlane is a decent app on its own, but unsuspecting users could easily install it without intending to, and it’s somewhat deceptive to ask users to “accept” an entirely different platform from the one they downloaded.
That said, the installer subtly asked us to “accept” the installation of Dashlane (opens in new tab) while setting up IObit. IObit is easy to uninstall, and the file itself is just a 22.9 MB download. IObit has a simple, clean interface that makes it easy to find what you’re looking for (Image credit: IObit Uninstaller) Interface and in use
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