But, in its present state, I'll give it a miss.
You can use the following link to buy it for $9.99. So, if you want to try it, do so with caution. Ashampoo Uninstaller wanted to delete files used by a program that was still installed.
IObit scanned for leftover traces and found none after the uninstall had finished, whereas Ashampoo scanned for traces for a program other than the one I just removed, rather than the actual program I had just uninstalled. When IObit Uninstaller launched the programs uninstaller, I let it run, but I closed the programs uninstaller when Ashampoo Uninstaller launched it, as there was of course no need to run it twice. They both launched the uninstaller for the program I was uninstalling. I'm not sure if this a new feature or not, as I can't remember. Ashampoo Uninstaller can scan for leftovers for programs that it has not monitored the install of, just like IObit and Revo. I opened it and IObit Uninstaller, and then selected the same program in both to uninstall and scan for leftovers, to see which would find the most. I just tried it and found it has major issues at the moment. The program also lets you remove multiple items at a time, which is insanely useful compared to a lot of other uninstallation utilities, including the default Windows one.Īll in all, UninstallView is a fantastic program for anyone who needs it, and my guess is that almost everyone does.Ashampoo Uninstaller v7 has just been released. That means that you can quickly navigate to it in Regedit whenever you want and modify the values if you know exactly what you're doing. One thing this program has over other uninstall utilities is that it lets you preview the registry URLs of each program. You can sort the list by every single one of these details with a couple of simple clicks. You can find out the registry name, version, registry time, installed data, location, the uninstall string, installation date, and more. The program will show you a variety of information about the programs you've installed. If you want to move it around easily, just unzip it straight into a USB or another portable drive. Just unzip it to wherever you want and run it. UninstallView doesn't need to be installed, making it an incredibly portable program. To avoid all that horrendous hassle, it's highly recommended that you employ a dedicated uninstaller such as UninstallView. Have you ever used the default Windows Add and Remove Program function and you get that dreaded popup that tells you that uninstall ahs failed, or that some components couldn't be removed? Those are the worst because you'd then have to track down those files yourself and remove them.
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