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Published: 31 Jul 2007 13:06 BST

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PC Decrapifier
The PC Decrapifier does exactly that — removes crapware that comes pre-installed on Windows computers. This program will not remove crapware from older computers, but is perfect for new machines that ships with trialware. There is a long list of products it will find and remove, including QuickBooks Trial, NetZero Installers, Earthlink Setup Files, Google Desktop and the myriad of anti-virus trialware apps.

 

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