System Healer Removal Guide

System Healer is not a program that you can trust entirely. During the research, our team has categorized this application as a potentially unwanted program. Such classification is mostly due suspicious functionality of this program and its questionable distribution. On its official website System, Healer is advertised as an excellent optimization tool that should be used by every computer user to improve their PC’s performance. Unfortunately, such statements are rather misleading and often trick users into downloading and installing this rather suspicious optimization tool. We firmly believe that this potentially unwanted program does not hold many valuable features; thus, the removal of it is recommended by our research team. If you wish to optimize your PC for a smoother performance, we think there are better alternatives that you should use. Read the rest of this article and find out how System Healer functions and why we advise you to remove it.

System Healer will start an automatic system scan as soon as it gains access to your operating system. The scan itself will not take too long and once it is done it will provide a list of alleged errors that are making your PC run slower. The first questionable thing about this optimization tool is that it does not allow you to check all the errors unless you buy a full version of this tool. We strongly advise you not to pay for this program as there is something much more suspicious about it. From the limited list of alleged errors, we were able to find out that some alleged errors are questionable to say the least. We discovered that this optimization tool picked up temporary files and inactive registry entries as errors. This is not an unknown situation. Often questionable optimization tools use such technique to trick unsuspecting users into buying a full version of this suspicious tool. We firmly believe that there are no good reasons to keep this program on your PC; thus, the removal of System Healer is advised.

Another suspicious feature of System Healer is that it is spread in a rather suspicious way. We have noticed that even though it is possible to download this questionable optimization tool for its official website, in quite a few cases this program is spread via software bundles. This is a dangerous situation to say the least. It is so because software bundles are often used by malware distributors to spread their suspicious or even potentially malicious software. Therefore, you are advised to check your PC for other questionable programs if System Healer is up and running on your PC. If you are a security-conscious user, you must know that the best way to reduce the risk of getting your PC infected with some questionable program is by implementing a reliable malware detection and removal tool.

The removal of System Healer is advised since this suspicious program does not hold any valuable features what so ever. Make sure to follow the removal guide carefully as it is your best bet to delete the questionable optimization tool altogether. In order to be certain that everything associated with System Healer has been removed you need to scan your PC with a licensed antimalware tool as soon as manual removal is executed.

How to remove System Healer from your computer

Windows Vista and Windows 7

1. Tap the Windows key on your keyboard.
2. Select Control Panel and click Uninstall a program.
3. Select System Healer and select Uninstall.

Windows XP

1. Click Start.
2. Select Control Panel.
3. Click Add or Remove Programs.
4. Uninstall the unwanted application.

Windows 8

1. Move the mouse pointer to the lower-left corner of the screen.
2. Right-click and select Control Panel.
3. Click Uninstall a program.
4. Right-click System Healer and click Uninstall.