Various Uninstallers

A uninstaller or deinstaller is a computer program which is designed to remove all or parts of a specific other program or application. It is the opposite of an installer. Some software vendors ship an uninstaller with their applications. A third-party uninstaller is a program which uninstalls programs from vendors different from the uninstaller vendor. Such uninstallers often aim to support uninstallation of a number of programs. Specialized uninstallers are usually not needed on a computer system which supports package management, provided that software is installed as a properly-built package.

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  WolvenSpectre 6 months ago

  Third party Uninstallers shouldhave a seaperate catagory for each utility.

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  Ejrech 9 months ago
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  Yeah, if only Windows had a better-structured file system...

  I'm not too keen on the new Libraries "feature" being tried out in Windows 7; hopefully they'll ditch similar ideas if/when WinFS comes around.

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  BsWe 11 months ago

  Generic name for uninstalling. Nothing to see here, move along.

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  choicefresh about 1 year ago
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  It's a good free uninstaller, if you're looking for one that watches all changes made during an install. I prefer Revo Uninstaller, which is smaller and easier, with less false positives.

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  epiconline about 1 year ago

  I have no clue what the heck this is.