Revo

I just learned that Revo works with 32 byte only.
Does anone use a reliable uninstaller that attends to 32 and 64 byte?
Thank you

 

Social Security being what it is I usually work with free programs. I have noticed that Revo does clean up a lot of residual matter so something other than add remove is needed. When I ran IOBIT, as bad as some say it is, it showed a ton of programs that Revo did not so I guess I have numerous 64 byte programs.
Have some thinking to do.

 

Ccleaner also works fine. I use it on my win7 64bit computer. Just hit the tools button on the left hand side and you'll be right in the uninstalling panel.

http://majorgeeks.com/download4191.html

Also run the registry cleaner after uninstalling and it pretty much does the same as revo.

 

GeekUninstaller in my opinion is a good alternative to Revo.

http://www.majorgeeks.com/download7761.html?2012-06-03

 

I have seen the uninstall tool in Ccleaner but did not know if it ran an uninstall similar to add/remove or was more thorough.

I never use a registry cleaner per se. I am surprised you have not had issues.

I will read up on GeekUninstaller and thank you.

 

What do you think Revo and Geek do? They search your registry and clean out what they think is safe.

 

They do but wouldn't you say the entire registry incurs greater risk than a program?

 

Plodr
Can't thank you enough for the help.
I read a dialogue and one person said there was a catch that although not stated up front, there is a trial period then you must pay. One way to find out.
Peter

 

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I was just stating the obvious, not trying to start yet another pointless debate. Besides, ccleaner lets you decide what to remove or not.

It's what works for me without installing yet another program. That's all.

 

Papa Duke
I was looking for the peace icon I have in an email account which is not here or I would have displayed it. I certainly appreciate all coments posted -thank you.
Peter

 

>>I see. I will keep that information for future use.
Tbh, after all my reading and listening I was considering using Geek uninstaller folowed by IOBIT in that order. I do apprecaite all that has been done.