No matter how you want, it will never work for a long time to keep your computer clean and tidy. And this is not about the system unit itself and the components in it, but about the Windows operating system. One way or another, you will download the necessary programs, but there is one caveat: they may someday be no longer needed. After that, they simply take up space on the hard drive. Or you accidentally downloaded something, or for verification, it does not matter, the result is the same.
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iObit Unistaller
No matter how strange it may sound, but programs from iObit can be removed using a program from iObit. The name of it is Unistaller. In general, this method is no different from the previous one. After downloading the program and running it, you will see the same list of all applications, and there will be the same "Delete" button. So what is the difference then? The fact is that for some reason iObit can not always be displayed in the list of programs and components, and in Unistaller it is always there.