I have started using the free edition of Revo Uninstaller and really like it so far. I see the Pro version has some cool features. Download Revo Uninstaller Freeware - Free and Full Download - Uninstall software, remove programs, solve uninstall problems So is anyone using the Pro version at all and is it worth purchasing
Revo is a very good Uninstaller, as far as I can remember the Pro version has registry cleaning. If you're into that, it's worth it. Have you tried Your Uninstaller 2010, it's a pretty decent program.
Never used any version, but have suggested its use to many posters with problems. None have indicated that the problem would have been resolved more easily with the paid version, as they did with other software, like disc-digger. Unless you are one of the wealthy, today, save your money. For the amount of time it will be used it will not make that much difference.
The pro version would be required for programs that reside in the x64 library. The free version only works on programs in the x86 library.
I use Revo(free version) and have no need to pay for Pro for the registry portion.
I stay completely away from any registry software. One little typo and I would be doomed. IMO
Here is a link to a page giving differences between the normal and the Pro version.
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I especially like the cleaning of left-over registry entries and files left behind.
This is a product which deserves the five stars it has received.
Ok thanks for the feedback I think for now I will stick with the free version as it seems to do it for me so far
The free version left all of the crap that OpenOffice put in my registry. Several hundred entries that I cleaned out by hand. I can't say I would recommend it. Cleaning out the old registry entries is what these things are supposed to do.
I used to use the free version of Total Uninstall and it was very good albeit somewhat slow. Don't know if it would run on Win7 x64.
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