GHelper cleanup of ASUS registries and leftovers ?

[Solarriors]

I'm wondering if it's possible to include a full debloat clean up with GHelper suite ?
Not necessary but I'm really allergic to bloatware, extra services and side apps. A longer registry and file index takes a bit more time to start-up ?

[Solarriors]

Also small note:
ASUSPTP service is not recognized by GHelper as running and is thus not disabled.

[seerge]

@Solarriors G-Helper already offers an option to stop all remaining asus services from MyAsus / Asus system control interface (that cannot be uninstalled) under Extra settings

The rest can be removed using official AC uninstaller

[Solarriors]

I've already used ac uninstaller or I wouldn't be here.
Like I've said Asusptp is not recognized by ghelper and not turned off.
I understand the control interface cannot be deleted.
But what about the remaining registries and files leftovers?

[seerge]

@Solarriors I don't know specifically what exactly Asus PTP service is responsible for, but it's not part of services installed by Asus System Control Interface, so I don't want to stop something that may be specifically needed (or not) for you. You can manually stop it via services app in windows.

G-Helper is not a cleanup tool, and it's not supposed to delete all possible asus stuff :)

Registry entries or some files have pretty much 0 impact on your system unless they run or do something.

[Solarriors]

I just re-checked, it seems to be the Asus Precision TouchPad, but I don't see any difference in features

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