KpRm

KpRm is a small utility that can come in handy when you want to deep clean your system of other applications who create folders in folders that the average users do not usually look into.

The idea behind the tool is to lend you a hand with performing a deep cleaning of your system following maintenance or disinfection, when you want to make sure that the files from the quarantine are safely removed. According to the developer, the average user searches for executable in the Download folder and desktop, while numerous apps create directories in less-known areas.

Some of the apps that the tool is capable of completely removing from your system include ZHPDiag, ZHPCleaner, CryptoSearch, AuroraDecrypter, AdliceDiag, AdsFix, AdwCleaner, Offline CryptoMix Ransomware Decryptor, CKScanner, ClearLNK, FixExec, InsaneCryptDecrypter or Junkware Removal Tool, just to name a few.

On a side note, due to an agreement with the developer of ZHPClean, the quarantine directory is no longer deleted. However, the app mentions it in the report so that you know it is there.

Considering that the tool is still in the beginning, the developer provides you a simple way to create a backup for the registry keys. It is worth mentioning that if you want to create a new restore point, the app scans your system and deletes recovery points older than 24 hours. Afterwards, it provides you with a list of all the points of the machine and the importance of checking it minutely cannot be stressed enough, particularly for PCs running on Windows 10.

Lastly, KpRm enables you to restore the system settings by hiding the hidden and protected files, showing the known file extensions or resetting the WinSock catalog and DNS cache. In case you are having some problems with the UAC, you can restore it to the default settings as well.