Uninstaller Software

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  1. EASTER

    EASTER Registered Member

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    Personal choice.
     
  2. roger_m

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    Newer versions include bug fixes and often find more leftovers. Since finding more leftovers is a good thing, I don't know why you'd disable updating. When HiBit finds an update, it shows the change log, not just for the newest version, but for every version release since the version you are currently using, which is nice. You can see what exactly has changed and choose whether to update or not, although it makes sense to let it install the update. I never said I needed the extra features. I use it because it finds more leftovers than other uninstallers do. Aside from that, if I ever find bugs or suggest new features, the developer is very quick to release a new version with the bug fixes or new features. Having said that, I do use the installation monitoring, so that it has a record of every file and registry key that needs to be deleted, after uninstalling an app.
     
  3. Rasheed187

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    To clarify, I like to be in full control and only update software when there is a good reason. But I get your point and I have checked out HiBit Uninstaller last year and I didn't really like it, Geek Uninstaller looks more smooth. And I'm not too worried about leftovers.
     
  4. EASTER

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    Amen to that. Same boat. Its openly and immediately apparent when a software of any sorts, and HiBit, stall out very much longer then the smooth uninstallers that I find quite up to that simple routine task. Prolonged hesitations in any program will always cause user's to question it.
     
  5. Moose World

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    Hi,

    May, I suggest AppFalcon, it remove stubborn from your pc that has been lock.
    Or just will not uninstall......A little learning curve......
    It has month free trial........
     
  6. Trooper

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    So HBit is not good? I just checked out the portable version and it seemed fine to me.
     
  7. roger_m

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    HiBit is excellent. It does a very good job of finding leftovers, is updated very regularly and the developer provides excellent support. In my opinion, it is the best uninstaller other than Total Uninstall.

    On my main system I am using Total Uninstall. But on others I use HiBit.
     
  8. Marcelo

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    Let me add a vote to Hibit as well.. the latest versions are faster and go deeper than registered Revo in my tests.
     
  9. Floyd 57

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    Why dont u post those tests here?
     
  10. Trooper

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    Yeah seems pretty good so far for sure.
     
  11. Marcelo

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    Basically because I did them for myself and didn't take notes.
     
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    I have tested dozens of them and so far the best is hibits uninstaller. It cleans traces very well over others and is free and simple and it has other options and even virus-total checking options. Been a fan of of it for over a year now.
     
  14. guest

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    IObit Uninstaller v10.4.0.11 Released (March 10, 2021)
    Website
    Download (Majorgeeks) or: https://cdn.iobit.com/dl/iobituninstaller.exe
     
  15. Moose World

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    @mood,

    Just wondering, if I install IObit uninstaller, and receive un-wanted additional programs. You may also get to see promotional ads.
    What are you using to stop the above.......
    Or is this only with the free version, not the Pro?

    Kind regards,
     
  16. roger_m

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    While it comes bundled with extra software, you have to manually choose whether to install the extra software or not. Nothing extra gets installed unless you choose to let it install it. If you are using the free version, occasionally it will scan for issues with your system and then show a popup showing the amount of issues it found, which can be fixed with Advanced SystemCare.[/QUOTE]
     
  17. Moose World

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    @roger_m

    Thank you for explaining.......

    So,do you have more than one uninstaller, install on your PC?
    For example, HiBit and IObit or Total Uninstall? Each one is a little
    different?
    And how often are they updated?

    Again, thank you for explaining....
     
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  18. roger_m

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    On my main computer I use Total Uninstall and very occasionally also use the portable version of HiBit. I monitor the installation of just about everything I install, with Total Uninstall. In the rare cases I forgot to monitor something I use HiBit to uninstall it and scan for leftovers. On my test system, on which I have many Windows partitions, I have IObit Uninstaller Pro and HiBit install on each partition. I monitor installs with HiBit. When I uninstall software, for installs that IObit was able to automatically monitor I use it, for others I use HiBit.

    HiBit receives very regular updates, IObit is not updated quite as often, and TU receives occasional updates.
     
  19. Moose World

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    @roger_m

    Appreciate you sharing, Thank you

     
  20. roger_m

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    You're welcome.
     
  21. moredhelfinland

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    I also use HiBit StartUp Manager. Very handy tool to monitor several registry startup entries, task scheduler entries, service entries and even context menu entries. You can also delay startup programs if you want to. It does have Virustotal scanner too.
     
  22. Moose World

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    Hi,

    On one of PC, it will just not NOT let HiBit Uninstaller install period.
    The follow below:
    ShellExecuteEX failed; code 8235.
    A referral was returned from the server.

    Everything install just fine. I am puzzle....
    Any suggestions on fix this headache?

    This has never happen with anything, unstill now.....
    It a older computer.....
     
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  23. digmor crusher

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    Why install, just use the portable version, its all you need.
     
  24. roger_m

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    It's worth running the default repairs in Windows Repair from tweaking.com, to see if that helps.
     
  25. Moose World

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    @roger_m

    Thank you for the suggestion......
    I will check it out......
     
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