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And maybe, just maybe, once in a while, a little bit too thorough.
Their Advanced System Care is very, very thorough. Except maybe (and I say maybe, because I don’t have proof): Well, lemme just say that I’ve been using IOBit Uninstaller, as well as a number of their other programs, for a number of years now, and I haven’t had any problems with any of them.
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They are a very shady company and they made a very conscious business decision to install junk on your computer. It will completely gunk up your system with malware. In conclusion, this company is worthless, and you should not do business with them or even install their free trials. I had to force quit the process before I could delete the helper, and this was after Wondershare had already supposedly been removed from my system (and did not appear anywhere in Add/Remove Program). When I tried to delete the application it gave me an access denied error, because the process was still running in memory. The helper program was installed into C:\Program Files\Common Files\Wondershare, which is different than the main application folder that was previously under Program Files. I did a google search and found that other people have been similarly pissed off about this, and their response was to basically go and delete the Helper program. That's when I found a malware program called "Wondershare Helper" running in my processes and that it somehow added itself to my startup processes without my permission. I verified that I uninstalled all Wondershare products, but the popup ads were still occurring, about once a day in the morning. I wonder if anyone has actually fallen for that crap. Obviously it's an underhanded tactic to grab peoples' money before they forget about the product. It was a familiar ad, because when I previously uninstalled Wondershare, it had immediately launched my browser and took me to a "special deal" page that claimed I would get a % discount if I ordered right now.
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It was a pop up that basically said "Get a deal X% off of Wondershare" plus a link to the site. Luckily they were advertising Wondershare products, otherwise I probably wouldn't know what the source was. A few days later, I start to see these SUPER ANNOYING pop up ads on my desktop. So then I uninstalled again and I thought that was that. I started to have a sour taste in my mouth.
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I have no problem with a company using the registry to prevent re-using a trial (though most good programs don't do this), but I do have a problem with Wondershare completely gunking up my registry. If you use a program like process monitor, you can see TONS of registry accesses when the program boots up, more than I've seen in any other 3rd party program on Windows. What I realized is that they spew their garbage all over the registry. They use sophisticated registry tweaks to prevent you from re-using the trial after it's over. I then needed it again later that day so I tried installing it again and of course it wouldn't let me. Then I uninstalled it because the trial was over. It actually worked fairly well and I was considering purchasing it. I installed their streaming audio recorder program and used the trial.
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