Which is the best uninstaller?

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  1. Posts : 2,132
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #51

    Maxxwire said:
    Francis93 said:
    Revo Uninstaller. I have used YourUninstaller before but it's not really as thorough as Revo.
    I've been using Revo Uninstaller on both my x86 and x64 computers for many years and when it comes to removing GB after GB of bloatware or in day to day use Revo always leaves the Registry free of unneeded keys and values.

    ~Maxx~

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  2. Posts : 5,405
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
    Thread Starter
       #52

    Maxxwire said:
    Francis93 said:
    Revo Uninstaller. I have used YourUninstaller before but it's not really as thorough as Revo.
    I've been using Revo Uninstaller on both my x86 and x64 computers for many years and when it comes to removing GB after GB of bloatware or in day to day use Revo always leaves the Registry free of unneeded keys and values.

    ~Maxx~

    This years i tried many free and some paid uninstallers.
    My <<test>> for uninstallers are some old alawar/lolo games,those things sometimes live fragments behind what ever you try,i tried and other programs but those are very besetting!!that's why i test with them.
    Uninstaller pro 100% left nothing behind!
    Revo clean 95% left one file behind.
    Free Uninstaller 80%
    And others worst than that.
    Hint:Revo free cannot see all files installed on ur pc,netframwork,visualC++ etc,for those you need the paid version.
    Anyway i believe is matter of taste/usage :)
    Last edited by panais; 02 Jan 2011 at 09:14.
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  3. Posts : 5,405
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
    Thread Starter
       #53

    Maxxwire said:
    At one time I used to uninstall programs from the control panel, but I grew tired of having to follow up by hunting down and manually deleting all of the folders, files and Registry values left behind especially when I wanted to do a clean install of a new version of the program so now I just let Revo Uninstaller do the clean removal of programs and it does a spectacular job.

    ~Maxx~

    Same here,i agree on that, >--->At one time I used to uninstall programs from the control panel, but I grew tired of having to follow up by hunting down and manually deleting all of the folders, files and Registry values left behind especially when I wanted to do a clean install of a new version of the program.
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  4. Posts : 1,086
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64.
       #54

    +1 Revo.
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  5. Posts : 1,251
    Windows 7 x64 Home Premium
       #55

    panais said:
    Same here,i agree on that, >--->At one time I used to uninstall programs from the control panel, but I grew tired of having to follow up by hunting down and manually deleting all of the folders, files and Registry values left behind especially when I wanted to do a clean install of a new version of the program.
    I couldn't agree more. On one Revo Uninstall of an HP program that was not functioning properly on my Win 7 x64 computer Revo found and deleted 6,855 of its files! I'm very glad I didn't have to hunt them all down myself and manually delete them!

    ~Maxx~

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  6. Posts : 3,302
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1
       #56

    IMHO revo
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  7. Posts : 11,990
    Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
       #57

    Revo has my vote - and the price is right!
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  8. Posts : 744
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
       #58

    Use the installed programs uninstaller 1st,
    then, and only then, look to some alternate method of uninstallation.
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  9. Posts : 11,990
    Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
       #59

    Shark007 said:
    Use the installed programs uninstaller 1st,
    then, and only then, look to some alternate method of uninstallation.
    I agree with Shark for uninstalling general software. I do not agree when trying to uninstall any security software. Another example is is Java. One needs to use a Java uninstall tool get rid of all the Java remnants. Windows uninstaller simply does not do it.
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  10. Posts : 441
    Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit
       #60

    Shark007 said:
    Use the installed programs uninstaller 1st,
    then, and only then, look to some alternate method of uninstallation.
    Revo Uninstaller creates a System Restore point, uses the program's built-in uninstaller first and then only goes on to cleanse the leftover registry entries, files and folders.

    For your codecs, however, I go to the "HELP" screen and uninstall from there as per instructions. :)
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