Plug-ins, also known as plug-ins, are programs written according to certain standard application program interfaces. It can only run under the system platform specified by the program, and cannot run independently without the specified platform. Many softwares have plug-ins, which will be bundled with the main program and installed in the computer. Because plug-ins need to call the function library or data provided by the original pure system, the use of plug-ins sometimes slows down the running speed of computers, and some even threaten the security of computers. Therefore, it is necessary to clean up the useless plug-ins in the computer regularly to maintain the health of the computer. However, if the method of uninstalling the plug-in is incorrect, it will bring irreparable losses to the computer. Therefore, the plug-in is uninstalled by computer security software. Taking computer housekeeper as an example, the method of cleaning plug-ins is:
1. Open the computer housekeeper and click "Tools" in the lower right corner;
2. Click "Software" on the left to open "Plug-in Cleaning";
3. Find the unwanted plug-in and right-click "Clean this plug-in" to finish.