Standing next to Device Remover, the built-in Windows device manager looks like a 90 pound weakling next to the Hulk—it's just that powerful. Installing and launching the utility is simple enough—but this is one utility you'll want to use with a great deal of caution unless you really know what you are doing. You can view almost any data on a device, update or backup drivers, and pretty much control anything you want for the device. Device Remover lets you easily view all hidden, nonpresent, unplugged, or problem devices and deal with them accordingly—a common scenario for system tweakers.