It ran the uninstaller of the program first and found 39 Registry items in its own leftover scan. Listed Tomahawk with a size of 115.65 Megabyte and today's installation date. It ran the regular uninstaller first before it ran its own scan for left over files. Revo Uninstaller found 303 different Registry items that it associated with Tomahawk. Revo was the only program to list leftover files in a local directory. It found 24 files in the directory.īoth Geek Uninstaller and IOBit Uninstaller missed the data directory with 24 files that Revo Uninstaller did pick up. Revo did find additional Registry items that the two other programs did not find. Geek Uninstaller listed the program with a size of 25 Megabyte in its interface. Listed Telegram with 25.08 Megabyte and today's installation date. Found nine Registry items associated with Telegram Desktop. Listed Telegram Desktop with a size of 25.08 Megabyte in its interface. It found 9 leftover Registry items that the regular uninstaller did not delete on the system. Geek Uninstaller failed to find the nine Registry items that Revo and IOBit found. The leftover scan found three Registry items and no files. IOBit's program found 66 leftover items in the Registry but no files on the system. The program found 69 Registry items and three leftover files. Revo Uninstaller picked up 69 Registry items and three local files, more than the other two programs. Revo Uninstaller turns out to be the most thorough uninstaller of the three tested ones.

It is held back however by its lack of 64-bit program support which will become more and more of an issue in the future as programs shift to 64-bit. The test was not run under scientific conditions and results may vary if you run it using different programs. Now You: Do you care about program leftovers? Still, it is interesting to see that there is a huge difference when it comes to leftover files and Registry items found by program uninstallers. I previously installed some lousy iSkysoft software and it totally is a hidden malware or whatever, anyway on every windows start or restart it appeared asking me to allow it to install (even though I already installed it and uninstalled it by control panel) and then I read about Wise Program Uninstaller and installed it which is total rubish, it couldn’t do anything and then even Wise Program Uninstaller couldn’t be removed. REVO UNINSTALLER PRO PORTABLE UPGRADE INSTALL I remembered I used Revo Uninstaller before so went to their website, dowloaded trial Pro version and uninstalled all rubish from my laptop. REVO UNINSTALLER PRO PORTABLE UPGRADE TRIAL REVO UNINSTALLER PRO PORTABLE UPGRADE TRIAL.REVO UNINSTALLER PRO PORTABLE UPGRADE FULL.REVO UNINSTALLER PRO PORTABLE UPGRADE UPDATE.REVO UNINSTALLER PRO PORTABLE UPGRADE INSTALL.

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