One that simply links to the default uninstaller provided by the program developer (some may add batch uninstall as an additional feature) Geek Uninstaller, Revo Free (32-bit apps only), Advanced Uninstaller Pro, Iobit Uninstaller, etcģ. One that does a 'scan' to find more items to remove (after using the default uninstaller provided by the program developer) OR use brute force removal method when default uninstaller doesn't work Total Uninstall, Revo Pro, Comodo Programs Manager, Advanced Uninstaller Pro, ZSoft, etcĢ.
One that monitors the installation process (either real-time or through manual invoke prior installation) I thought I wanted to add just a bit more info.ġ. Also, there is no "Default Windows Uninstaller." To clear up a common misconception, there is absolutely no difference between uninstalling software via Add/Remove Programs or using an uninstall link provided in the Start Menu. Windows itself plays no part in deciding what is to be removed. When a program is uninstalled with Windows Installer, there will be a script which lists what files and registry entries are to be removed. It is important to note, that Windows itself does not keep track of a programs installation. by deleting the program's folder or using a 3rd party uninstaller such as Revo Uninstaller which will try and find all files and registry keys used by the program. If this uninstallation script is missing then the install won't be able to remove the program - and it will have be removed manually e.g.
There is usually some sort of script which tell the uninstaller what files and registry key to remove. If a program is installed without using Windows Installer, then there will be an uninstall program (which usually is located in the program's installation folder under Program Files/Program Files (x86) which is used. When a program is installed via Windows Installer (as many programs are) then it will also be uninstalled by Windows Installer. Click to expand.To clear up a common misconception, there is absolutely no difference between uninstalling software via Add/Remove Programs or using an uninstall link provided in the Start Menu.
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