Windows XP: installer/uninstaller
installer/uninstaller
by 11hawkinst - 4/20/06 1:59 PMI like to use a program such as Absolute Uninstaller or Total Uninstaller when adding programs to my PC. This prevents untold problems with extra files and registry keys when uninstalling a program. (Especially for a download junkie like me) Does anyone know of any good freeware that can be utilized? I am not against paying for software, but I run enough programs that yearly costs are getting rather high. I also believe that too many software producers misrepresent the initial costs, support, and updates for their programs. There is a great deal of good freeware available, so if anyone has experience with what I am looking for, please let me know. Thnks
This one. . .
by Coryphaeus - 4/20/06 2:18 PM In reply to: installer/uninstaller by 11hawkinsthas received good reviews:
http://www.shareup.com/Add-Remove_Pro-download-11835.html
Here
by shankru85 - 4/20/06 3:36 PM In reply to: installer/uninstaller by 11hawkinstYou can take a look here & decide :
http://fileforum.betanews.com/search?search=uninstaller
Also i'd suggest this software(even if is shareware) ,
try it for 30 days & i think you could appreciate it :
http://www.download.com/Your-Uninstaller-2006/3000-2096_4-10511597.html?tag=lst-0-1
Best Regards
White [ITA]
Uninstaller
by hpjohn11 - 4/20/06 6:28 PM In reply to: installer/uninstaller by 11hawkinstI use your uninstaller. It is not shareware but probably as reasonable as shareware and it works. I remove the program and the registry file. I have found no problems with it. It really works. www.ursoftware.com.
Thnks!
by 11hawkinst - 4/20/06 9:59 PM In reply to: installer/uninstaller by 11hawkinstThank you for the replies. I will let you know what I do and how it works in the long run.
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