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Juliet
October 17th, 2005, 11:20 AM
During the course of surfing came across the following site and wonder if any one can advise whether is it worthwhile acquiring this programme. It can be found at the following site:
http://www.innovative-sol.com/uninstaller/manual/index.htm
I have not yet perused fully and not even aware of the cost but perhaps someone might have used the programme and any input will be appreciated.
Juliet
AvianFlux
October 17th, 2005, 02:36 PM
If a program uninstaller is all you want have a look at Total Uninstall (http://www.martau.com/). :)
Juliet
October 17th, 2005, 03:18 PM
Hi Avian
I was really after a general view on the full package. Had a look at site you mentioned but that was only referring to uninstalleer. As you can see, the prog incorporates many different devices. Are you able to pass judgement on the packet? I suppose the cost will be known if and when I decide to download which will then mention the cost which is usually the way in which these people go about their business. I have discovered in the past that when one does decide to download that when they arrive at that stage, the cost really puts them off whereas if they knew in advance they would think twice before even trying to download.
Anyway thanks and if you are able to pass judgement appreciated
Don Pelotas
October 17th, 2005, 03:39 PM
Like AvianFlux says, use TotalUninstall, Advanced Uninstaller is just a pretty version of add/remove in Windows, most of the other tools you can get 100% free with this one:http://www.ccleaner.com/.
AvianFlux
October 17th, 2005, 04:01 PM
I can't pass judgement on a program I know nothing about. As for Total Uninstall - which is a new & improved version of the discontinued free one I use - it must be an excellent application.
Juliet
October 17th, 2005, 04:40 PM
Hi Guys
Thanks for your input. Had a look at CCLeaner and appears to be ideal. Will download and give it a go. If any problems experienced can always seek your advice.
Juliet
beetlejuice69
October 17th, 2005, 06:33 PM
-{ Quote: "Hi Avian
I was really after a general view on the full package. Had a look at site you mentioned but that was only referring to uninstalleer. As you can see, the prog incorporates many different devices. Are you able to pass judgement on the packet? I suppose the cost will be known if and when I decide to download which will then mention the cost which is usually the way in which these people go about their business. I have discovered in the past that when one does decide to download that when they arrive at that stage, the cost really puts them off whereas if they knew in advance they would think twice before even trying to download.
Anyway thanks and if you are able to pass judgement appreciated" }-
Cost is $39.00 USD
smiler
October 19th, 2005, 07:29 PM
Hi there-well i use it and it is great especially if you want to get rid of a very stubborn program that will not remove normally under add/remove like MSAS a bitch to remove,i used FORCED UNINSTALL it has a HAMMER ICON that did it,also there is a registry optimiser and cleaner but be careful with that use with care and backup your registry with RESTORE before making any changes to it.
You can see all th eprograms you have installed yes like add/remove!,it also lets you know any recent programs that have been installed,has a start up manager to let you know whet programs are running on start up,has a temporary files remover,cookie manager,pages you have visited recently on the net,list of toolbars installed,list plug ins,a registry cleaner and optimiser to compress your registry make things run quicker and smoother,a registry backup facility.
So these are the facilities you have,some are already accessable in windows some not,hope this helps you!.
smiler
smiler
October 19th, 2005, 07:31 PM
Just another note Crap Cleaner is excellent!,just saw someones posting and i agree-and its free too does similar things and fixes ISSSUES too.
smiler
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