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Again, big thanks to you'all people! :)

severedsolo said:

StalkeR said:

I have only one question... Does Revo Uninstaller Free version works good with Windows 7 x64bit ?
Because I see this on the Revo's website:

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Free version don't have full support of x64bit.

It works fine with 64 bit, it just doesn't uninstall 64 bit programs. As 90% of programs even on 64 bit, are actually X86, this really isn't an issue.

Here's something similar:

Comodo Programs Manager 64bit version

I haven't tried it though.

If you have your browser set to open a blank page but would still like to set up a set of sites to open together you may find this tray hotkey program useful.

It's called Url Pack. It takes advantage of the fact that many recent browsers let you drag the icon from the left of the Address Bar onto the desktop to make a shortcut.

Drag the icons you want in your pack to the desktop. Hit the hotkey(Alt-F10 by default) and press the Gather URLs Button. All the url shortcuts will be moved to the URLS subfolder where UrlPack.exe is. Now when you want to open them all using the default browser, hit the hotkey and press the Open URLs Button.

Threre are 2 other buttons for setting the initial "long delay" and the delay between tab opens or "short delay." The long delay is to give the browser more time to load from the hard drive. See the included Readme file for details.

It should work on XP or later. It's free for you to use at your own risk. Here's the download page:

Hotkeys

edit: here's a screen shot of the popup Gui.

MilesAhead said:

severedsolo said:

StalkeR said:

I have only one question... Does Revo Uninstaller Free version works good with Windows 7 x64bit ?
Because I see this on the Revo's website:

Attachment 185638

Free version don't have full support of x64bit.

It works fine with 64 bit, it just doesn't uninstall 64 bit programs. As 90% of programs even on 64 bit, are actually X86, this really isn't an issue.

Here's something similar:

Comodo Programs Manager 64bit version

I haven't tried it though.

Hum I might Miles as I have been "playing" with Comodo for some time now and yes they have some nice stuff there.

Zirro said:

StalkeR said:

Thanks for the reply Martin.

Maxxwire said:

What Revo claims is true in that the x32 version of their Uninstaller can not address x64 bit programs when it comes to uninstalling them and removing all of their registry values.

Yes, that's true... But my question was, if Free version of Revo will work good with 64bit Windows 7.

The free version of Revo will properly remove any 32-bit programs you uninstall from your 64-bit Windows. However, it does not recognize the native 64-bit programs on your system so they usually do not show up in the uninstall list.
Only the paid version, which I use, fully removes native 64-bit programs.

I use 64-bit programs wherever possible and a quick check with MS/Sysinternals Process Explorer shows about 80% of my running processes are 64-bit, so the free version of Revo is not much use to me. :)

Blow it missed this post I might get that paid for now - but isn't it just for one machine? Problem is I use for fixing others stuff and regularly use it for same but the paid for would be more than useful for what I do.

Still thanks for the heads up Zirro

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