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InstallerClean v2.3.0
InstallerClean v2.3.0 👉 Safely clean orphaned Windows Installer files and reclaim disk space. InstallerClean is a modern, open-source tool for cleaning unneeded files from the hidden C:\Windows\Installer folder. It scans for orphaned .msi and .msp files, checks them against the Windows Installer database, and lets you delete them to the Recycle Bin or move them to a folder you choose. Features: • Scans C:\Windows\Installer for unneeded installer and patch files • Detects orphaned MSI and MSP files • Detects superseded patches, including Adobe Acrobat patches • Uses the Windows Installer API instead of guessing by file names or dates • Shows needed and removable files with sizes • Delete sends files to the Recycle Bin • Move option lets you keep removed files in a safe folder • GUI and command-line versions included • No telemetry, no network activity, no background service, no scheduled task Supported operating systems: • Windows 10, Windows 11 Supported languages: English Changes: v2.3.0 07-25-26 A sixteenth language, a scan bug that a user found, and an accessibility pass. InstallerClean now speaks Dutch A very kind gift from @RijckAlex who submitted this unprompted (#54): every window, dialog, tooltip and button, and the command-line tool's text with it. I've reviewed and completed it, added the installer's Dutch wizard and written a full Dutch README, so Dutch now covers the whole of InstallerClean the way the other fifteen do. On a Dutch-language Windows it applies by itself; anywhere else it's a click on the globe in the bottom bar. Dank je wel, RijckAlex. One unreadable program no longer stops the whole scan Windows can register a program in an unusual but valid way: a per-user install recorded under the system account, which is how some corporate DisplayLink setups arrive. When it does, Windows refuses to give InstallerClean that one program's list of updates, and until now InstallerClean stopped the whole scan rather than work from a half-read list. It now sets ...
5/5 997 Aug 03, 2026
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