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Windows 7: Uninstalling

06 Aug 2011   #1

Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
 
 
Uninstalling

I just had a quick question.

I was simply wondering if installing, and uninstalling programs often would cause any harm to the system, or to the hard drive. Sometimes I am indecisive and will uninstall a program just to reinstall it later that day, or a few days later.

So anyways, will it cause damage to anything by uninstalling programs to often from your computer?

I maintain my computer well. I defragment the hard drive weekly, check for registries every time I uninstall a program, and manually go through the program files and delete any remaining pieces of the program.



Thanks in advance for your answers. I greatly appreciate them.
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06 Aug 2011   #2

Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
Mt. Crumpit/Whoville
 
 

Welcome to Seven Forums BlueBerryShadow. That kind of activity will cause fragmentation and leave useless registry entries. No actual harm is done though, many of us do the same I suspect. As you are careful when cleaning the registry and defragging regularly you should be fine. Windows 7 does auto defragging and in my sig is a link to CCleaner which has a decent reg cleaner built-in.
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06 Aug 2011   #3

Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
 
 

Thank you. I use Kaspersky, Defraggler, and CCleaner. :P Thanks again, just wanted to make sure this kind of thing would not break my computer. :P Thanks again.
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