Is your PC slow? Potentially unwanted programs (PUPs), adware, and other unwanted software (junkware) could be causing your problem. Malwarebytes' Junkware Removal Tool (JRT) cleans up and removes all unwanted software.
Features
– Remove advertising programs such as Conduit that create pop-up ads
– Uninstalls unwanted browser toolbars and tools such as the Ask and Babylon toolbars
– Removes potentially unwanted programs
– Eliminates all traces left by potentially unwanted programs
Mode of action
– Removal of toolbars
– Removal of browser tools (Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer)
– Removal of potentially unwanted programs and advertising programs
– Limited disk space usage
– Portable application — no installation required
Why is Junkware Removal Tool different?
The tool completely removes unwanted software (junkware).
Junkware Removal Tool is specifically designed to detect and remove over 250 types of unwanted software, such as adware and unwanted toolbars.
Software analysis and removal are quick and seamless.
Want a coffee? In less than five minutes, Junkware Removal Tool cleans your computer. Just enough time to drink your coffee, and your machine will be back in perfect working order.
It operates in the background.
Junkware Removal Tool installs automatically in the Temp folder. It is discreet and easy to uninstall once its work is finished.
It follows you everywhere
Junkware Removal Tool is a portable tool. No installation is required — you can simply keep the tool on a USB drive, plug the drive into your computer, and start the cleanup.
It uses a simple command-line interface
Junkware Removal Tool operates from a simple yet flexible command-line interface, which uses the operating system minimally and makes it easy to run.
Configuration:
– Windows (x32/x64 Bits): XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1,10
– Processor: 800 MHz
– RAM: 512 MB
– Disk space: 20 MB
Facility :
1. Close your web browser(s) before launching the software
2- Execute: JRT x86 x64.exe
- Language : English
- Size : 1.6 MB
This article was updated on November 20, 2016
