Windows is notorious for leaving lots of leftovers around after a program uninstall. Windows 7 is no different. Whether you use the Control Panel uninstaller or a default uninstaller listed with the ...

How to put this kindly... Windows' built-in uninstaller sucks. It's slow. It's buried in the Control Panel. It doesn't always remove all traces of the program. Oh, and let's not forget that sometimes ...

The essential task of removing all possible entries that a program makes can be done manually by a techie; but for a layman, the best way to ensure the same is use Revo Uninstaller Not many people ...

IObit's free Advanced Uninstaller removes all traces of unwanted programs. It's fast, easy to use, and stocked with a few perks not found in perennial favorite Revo Uninstaller. I've used the latter ...

Windows has its own built-in program uninstaller, but it doesn't always to the best job. Revo Uninstaller removes every trace of a program with just a few clicks of your mouse, and its ease of use ...

As you install and uninstall software on your computer, remnants of old applications can remain on your hard drive. Entries for the old programs may remain in the registry, slowing the performance of ...

If you're working in a locked-down environment and unable to use Revo Uninstaller or a similar wipe-it-clean uninstaller, you can still get more from Windows' default "Uninstall a Program" tool by ...