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Wednesday, 21 August 2013

Find and delete bad Windows shortcuts

Use the free Bad Shortcut Killer to find and delete any bad Microsoft Windows shortcuts that have been left behind by Windows programs that have been uninstalled.
How to use this program
  1. Download Bad Shortcut Killer.
  2. During the install make sure to only keep the checkboxes to install Bing checked if you want Bing to be installed and set as your default search engine.
  3. After the program has been installed and is running click the Find Bad Shortcuts.
  4. Any bad shortcuts that are found will be listed and selected and deleted.

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