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I would use #2 I have used it with no problems, I have never heard of #1, #3 would be too much work when #2 would do it for you.
This is just my opinion
Jerry
uninstaller
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New #12
uninstaller
Thank you.
I will use either Geek or IOBIT.
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New #13
Here's the Softpedia Download Page
for Advanced Uninstaller Free
Softpeidia is an excellent site. But I always check for a newer version at the author's site. Somtimes the bot doesn't pick up the latest revision.
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I usually just use windows uninstaller. It is great and does a pretty neat job. If I know a particular program has problems leaving things behind, I then will use Revo. Java comes to mind. Have to use Ccleaner as well on that one, on top of searching for Java folders to delete.
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does AU remove 64bit programs too.?..sorry but nobody here seemed to be clear on this.
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Yes, AU is fine for 64 bit programs .
I have never heard of geek uninstaller before. Just had a quick look - it seems pretty good - very efficient - just does the job without any fancy extras - works for 64 bit too.
GeekUninstaller | GeekUninstaller
I use Full Uninstaller - it is very good Full Uninstall 2.11 - Program Uninstallation Utility
Not normally free, but they have doing give aways.
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uninstallers
Revo seems to be the best from the reading I have done. I would use it and if I wanted to pay, would use the pro version.
Personally, I will use Revo for the programs it can handle(free) and IOBIT for those it cannot.
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