How to Uninstall Programs in Windows

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can u just delete it off the comp with out a program?

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Add/Remove Programs is what I use.

Yes sometimes.

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those advise were useless, google does a better job lol, dont bother posting Chris if its empty

revo uninstaller!!!
I use it under vista 64bits with no problems at all

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why would anyone wants another uninstaller program? don’t windows dod the job already?

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That’s great that you have these little programs that can all be held within it’s own folder but now days this is a exception to the rule not the rule.
For the most part programs will install themself all over the place and then save configuration information into the registry.

so even if you track all the files down and saved them from werre they were installed… you would still have to reinstall the program because none of the registry information would be installed.

A perfect example would be Microsoft Office. Let’s see you make a copy of the program’s folder to another computer and see it run. it wont!

For mac users i think “appzapper” works great. It cleans up all of the hidden files relative to the application.

I have always used the uninstaller supplied with programs or the Add or Remove Windows function, but I’m definetly going to try out some uninstall programs.

I myself like to use cc cleaner to get to the manufacturers uninstaller because for some reason it will go there faster than when I click start then control panel then uninstall and i love its features where you can remove alot of installed stuff.But sometimes no matter what you do you can’t remove all the bits laying around unless you do a complete reformat or new windows install.But I will give that revo uninstaller a try

I did a video on this subject on how to completely remove programs off of your computer. It shows beginners that are not used to computers or people who do not know how to do it, remove a unwanted program. Here is the link below. Enjoy.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=OjM9SkBBpR0

I have used “Your Uninstaller!” by UR Software for several years. It is not free however.

Your Uninstaller! removes the application via its uninstaller routine if possible. It searches the registry and disk for fragments of the application that might be left behind and then removes them. I have been very pleased with it.

i have noticed that the windows add and remove programs dont get rid of the whole program and stuff associated with the program. All it does is get rid of the installed program and any drivers associated stuff with it not any backup files or extra files that arnt really needed to run the program which then u have to go in and get rid of the rest of the files manually. i would say to use a total uninstall program that way it wipes everything associated with the program and frees up the hard drive space on the computer.

I always found that the windows uninstaller does well bur leaves behind fragments in the registry. What do is if I uninstall a program I go through the registry and find remnants of the program. I see what you are doing on the internet as bennifical and more people need to start helping out people without charging them just to answer a question. Even though it takes forever to get voice on you channel i will still wait for the day it is bestowed upon me. Keep doing what you’re Chris later

i have used ccleaner with no problems…wipes away all the junk with no problemo.

I usually rely on the add and remove utility in windows which is good enough. I do sometimes have programs that I cant get rid of by using the windows utility, so I use CCleaner. This usually will get rid of the program if windows couldn’t do it. I noticed that you don’t trust CCleaner, but I personally never have had any problems with this software before. Keep up the good work.

Same here lol

Windows sometimes doesn’t remove all program parts.

desperate lifeless website you have there.

The uninstall program in windows woks well with most programs but I have had trouble uninstalling some programs using it , sometimes you need to use the programs own uninstaller to get rid of everything the program has installed.

I have just received a Dell XPS 720, with MS Win. Media Center on it. I need to get it off C: entirely and I cannot figure out how. I tried all the old DOS stuff that I did in years past but to no avail. I need to get this done in the next few days in order to make the ‘return’ window with Dell if the change does not work.
I want to install a fresh copy of XP Pro edition so the “Pro Tools” software I have will load on it and operate, which is the reason I’m trying this in the first place. Dell techs are the ones who said it would work, but hey were wrong according to DigiDesign.

thanks it got rid of what i was trying to delete revo is the bomb select all delete and gone!!!!!!!!