Any recommendation on uninstallation software?

[Last F]

I don't want to delete my import files when uninstall software again.

Any recommendations of good ones? Easy and effective, and free.

Thank you.

 

[mitchell65]

Hi and welcome to the Forum.
Have a look at this: Download Revo Uninstaller Freeware - Free and Full Download - Uninstall software, remove programs, solve uninstall problems

 

[Last F]

Thank you M. I have already downloaded it. Great to use.

 

[brotherboard]

you could try GEEK un-installer it has native 64 bit support [if you are on a 64bit system]
Get it here ................GeekUninstaller | GeekUninstaller

 

[RonWesley]

IObit Uninstaller - I have only used it a few times, but it seemed to work well when I tried it. Nice user interface.

 

[BisVal]

+1 for Geek uninstaller .

 

[MourningStar]

How about CC Cleaner? There is an entire forum/sticky devoted to it here.

 

[Clairvaux]

How about CC Cleaner? There is an entire forum/sticky devoted to it here.

I thought that C-Cleaner did not do anything more than Windows's uninstall panel. It does have a registry cleaning function, but I thought it was not related in any way to the uninstall function. In other words, my understanding was that it does not look for registry entries specifically related to the software you are uninstalling.

Am I missing something ?

 

[MourningStar]

How about CC Cleaner? There is an entire forum/sticky devoted to it here.

I thought that C-Cleaner did not do anything more than Windows's uninstall panel. It does have a registry cleaning function, but I thought it was not related in any way to the uninstall function. In other words, my understanding was that it does not look for registry entries specifically related to the software you are uninstalling.

Am I missing something ?

I don't know. Perhaps your answer is in the forum/thread referenced (or the s/w website).

 

[Last F]

Thanks all, I have tried all your recommendation. I find Revo is very powerful, but a little bit complicated. Geek Uninstaller requires buying a full version to enjoy all the functions. I like Iobit uninstaller, quite easy and light, and neat interface.

Here are the all the links of download, hope they are useful to who also need a good uninstaller software. PS:I don't think ccleaner is a uninstaller software.

Revo Uninstaller

Geek Uninstaller

IObit Uninstaller

 

[UsernameIssues]

IObit does not have a good reputation in this forum and elsewhere.

 

[Clairvaux]

IObit does not have a good reputation in this forum and elsewhere.

Thanks for the warning. Not having a good reputation is a wild understatement, judging by the facts presented there. You mean they are downright crooks.

 

[UsernameIssues]

"Crooks" sounds about right.

I usually uninstall software using the method provided by the software's vendor/author. I have not seen any problems caused by leftovers registry entries or a few files here and there. Maybe I've just been lucky.

 

[fireberd]

I have the paid Revo Uninstaller Pro. Use it exclusively to uninstall. I find its not any more complicated than the built in Windows uninstaller.

 

[MilesAhead]

Thanks all, I have tried all your recommendation. I find Revo is very powerful, but a little bit complicated. Geek Uninstaller requires buying a full version to enjoy all the functions. I like Iobit uninstaller, quite easy and light, and neat interface.

Here are the all the links of download, hope they are useful to who also need a good uninstaller software. PS:I don't think ccleaner is a uninstaller software.

Revo Uninstaller

Geek Uninstaller

IObit Uninstaller

After using one of the free uninstallers I find using the free Wise tools cleans up the traces. If you use the cleaners in Wise Care 365 free or pro you may want to first go through the traces list and uncheck some of the options if you want to retain your browser cookies etc.. I got the Pro free on a giveaway but the free version has as many tools as I need to use. So far I haven't had an issue with the Registry Cleaner or Disk Cleaner functions. Or you can get portable stand alone copies of Registry Cleaner or Disk Cleaner. But the 365 likely works a bit better as adjunct to an uninstaller.