We all know Google Chrome as one of the best web browsers to use today. The browser has gone onto be the third most popular browser being used in a little over 2 year.

In spite of being one of the most widely used browsers, there could be reasons for you to uninstall it. One of the reasons could be if there is duplicate software in your computer or maybe if your system does not have enough of space.

Normally, the most conventional method of removing the browser is by using the Add/Remove Programs option. The first step towards the uninstallation for Google Chrome is by clicking the start button and then selecting the Add/Remove Programs option. Under this section, you will find a list of programs installed in your computer. Select Google Chrome and click on the ‘Remove’ button to uninstall it.

Google also has its own uninstaller.

  • Under the Programs menu, select Google Chrome which will have an uninstall Google Chrome option.
  • Selecting this option will uninstall the browser.

Using the 2 methods above usually uninstalls the program, but does not necessarily remove all files associated with it. In order to completely remove the program, you will have to enter the drives and registry and individually remove files associated with Google Chrome. Sounds simple, does it not! It isn’t as simple as you thought. The repercussions of you trying to remove the files from the registry are costly. If you are not an expert with computers and yet you try to access the registry, a deletion of the wrong file could either lead your computer to crash or maybe not function well.

So what’s the best way out then? There are several third party uninstallers available in the market, but the best being the Perfect Uninstaller. With the Perfect Uninstaller, you need not worry about getting into the registry to remove all the files; it is all taken care of.

So how do you uninstall Google Chrome using Perfect Uninstaller?

  • The first step is to install the Perfect Uninstaller.
  • Once this is done, enter the drive to find the location of the program.
  • Right click Google Chrome and select the Force Uninstall option to begin the process.
  • Then follow the on screen options to remove Google Chrome completely.

The Perfect Uninstaller will automatically enter the registry and drives and remove all files that are associated with Google Chrome.

So the Perfect Uninstaller with ensure you have a completely stress free process while uninstalling the Google Chrome and at the same time all this is done only with the click of a button.