DeepBurner

What operating system are you using? I think I had some compatibility issues after install even though it says Win 7 is okay. I also don't have an uninstall function, but there's no need for panic.

Have you got this folder:

C:\Program Files\Astonsoft\DeepBurner?

Also it may have left behind a registry entry, just search for Deepburner and it should crop up.

Did it actually run at all?
Who suggested downloading more "mysterY" software to remove it?

 

If you just search for Deepburner that should be enough. It's a shame Revo Uninstaller doesn't sense it to remove either.
I have something for you to use instead of manually editing the registry yourself. Are you 32 or 64 bit?

I understand.

I have no say over that, however I shall alert the admin to it.

 

Weird, not updated since 2008 before that bundleware began. There's better choices. I use BurnAware however I am going to give this another test run today and remove if confirmed.

 

Let me start by saying this sort of comment pisses me off. 15 years coming up and now we're trusted, past tense. My experience has been you either see the proof or don't want to see it, hence here's what I found and I am walking away after spending 15 minutes of my day on this.

The uninstall is there and working fine. Rebooted after install. Rebooted after uninstall. Not even a folder left behind.

Have a nice day.

 

I wish I could but the problems seem niche and in computers, to have one thing not work in a certain configuration is not all that rare since there are thousands of possible hardware combinations. We appreciate your support. We almost always respond, especially in email as we are VERY hands on. Anyway, give BurnAware a shot

 

While I do not have a problem with the prorgam ( just like Major Attitude ) let's see what we can find on your system and remove it manually if necessary.

Now download MGtools and save it to your root folder. This program does not install into the registry. It just creates a C:\MGtools folder and puts all the files it needs in that one folder.

Now it is best to disable any protection software now and also disable UAC before trying to run the below MGtools program to avoid having your protection software get in the way of it running.

Run MGtools.exe ( Note: If using Vista, Win7, or Win8, make sure UAC is still disabled. Also don't double click on it, use right click and select Run As Administrator )

Now attach this log file >> C:\MGlogs.zip

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