Suggest me an uninstaller software....

[giprabu]

Please suggest me a good uninstaller program which deletes desired s/w right from the registry entry and all the related folders and files...

I don't want Revo.. Its a total crap and messed up my system...

[asingh]

CCleaner is decent.

[celldweller1591]

try advanced system care 3, it has got a "software uninstaller" tool.

[RavS]

Originally Posted by giprabu

I don't want Revo.. Its a total crap and messed up my system...

I don't know about your experience bro, but I used Revo regularly and it never gave me any problem. It's one of the most used software on my Windows system.

But if you want alternatives try CCleaner, Ashampoo Uninstaler, Glary Utilities etc. Now, though I tried all of these myself, but haven't got any software better than Revo that can remove leftover files and registries better.

BTW I just found a link which may be helpful:

http://cleaner.software.informer.com/downloads/page/1/

Now, if you get something better, don't forget to drop in a post here

[giprabu]

if an application is removed using ccleaner.. will it delete all the registry entry too automatically or it has to be done manually ?

[RavS]

Well, ccleaner, as far as I know, just runs the default uninstaller with no post uninstall processing (like Revo). But it has a separate Registry cleaner program inbuilt. and I find it to be quite safe.

I personally use CCleaner as Reg-cleaner and for deleting temp files and history etc, but not as an uninstaller.

[giprabu]

Originally Posted by RavS

Well, ccleaner, as far as I know, just runs the default uninstaller with no post uninstall processing (like Revo). But it has a separate Registry cleaner program inbuilt. and I find it to be quite safe.

I personally use CCleaner as Reg-cleaner and for deleting temp files and history etc, but not as an uninstaller.

yup..!
ccleaner is pretty good..

[Sam]

Your Uninstaller 2010. its a trial though. do try once. & give us your feedback. use it. i sure, you'll love it.

[giprabu]

Originally Posted by Sam.Shab

Your Uninstaller 2010. its a trial though. do try once. & give us your feedback. use it. i sure, you'll love it.

your uninstaller... just the way i was expecting..

it has the more similar type of user interface as that of revo.. but when i tried to uninstall any application, it showed a dialogue box stating that, that particular app. is not found the add/remove prog list and so it cannot be removed in normal way..and tells me to remove the google talk plugin..(something weird !!!)

but if go for uninstalling in normal way, it is smooth.. registries are scanned and killed..

there are so many other useful stuffs too in which i don have even brief idea..

sure its better than ccleaner and a lot better than revo..(from my POV)..

thanks sam..

[Sam]

Originally Posted by giprabu

your uninstaller... just the way i was expecting..

it has the more similar type of user interface as that of revo.. but when i tried to uninstall any application, it showed a dialogue box stating that, that particular app. is not found the add/remove prog list and so it cannot be removed in normal way..and tells me to remove the google talk plugin..(something weird !!!)

but if go for uninstalling in normal way, it is smooth.. registries are scanned and killed..

there are so many other useful stuffs too in which i don have even brief idea..

sure its better than ccleaner and a lot better than revo..(from my POV)..

thanks sam..

yes i tried revo a lot & ultimately settled for Your Uninstaller. though mine is a registered version

[hjpotter92]

Try one from Ashampoo.

[cyber]

u can use tune up utilities..its really good though u can get only a trial version

[Sam]

Freewares uninstallers:

Absolute Uninstaller
Advanced SystemCare (comes with built in uninstaller, think so).
Glary Utilities (same as above)
Iobit Uninstaller
Revo Uninstaller

[XTerminator]

CCleaner and revo should be enough imo

[CA50]

For windows Xp install Windows XP manager, it has loads of application build into it. There is also an uninstaller and thats a good one.

For Windows 7 user you can try Windows 7 Manager

[Sam]

Originally Posted by CA50

For windows Xp install Windows XP manager, it has loads of application build into it. There is also an uninstaller and thats a good one.

For Windows 7 user you can try Windows 7 Manager

both are trials. anymore free ones?

[als2]

Revo Uninstaller Pro

[RavS]

Originally Posted by als2

Revo Uninstaller Pro

Dude, a no. of people have already suggested it. And he has already said he doesn't want revo.

BTW does Pro version has anything specifically good that basic version as an uninstaller is incapable of

[Sam]

Originally Posted by RavS

BTW does Pro version has anything specifically good that basic version as an uninstaller is incapable of

yup. its a bit advanced, making it most confusing uninstaller in market

[hjpotter92]

Originally Posted by Sam.Shab

yup. its a bit advanced, making it most confusing uninstaller in market

I disagree. Rather, I love it. Though, it may seem difficult for first time users, but is cool later!

[Sam]

Originally Posted by hjpotter92

I disagree. Rather, I love it. Though, it may seem difficult for first time users, but is cool later!

if you compare it with the free one. its a hell lot complicated.

[RavS]

Originally Posted by Sam.Shab

if you compare it with the free one. its a hell lot complicated.

Well I wonder why would someone want to spend money (assuming Pro is not free) to get more complication.

And does more features necessarily have to mean more complex.

I still don't know whats so special in the Pro version.

[hjpotter92]

Originally Posted by RavS

Well I wonder why would someone want to spend money (assuming Pro is not free) to get more complication.

And does more features necessarily have to mean more complex.

I still don't know whats so special in the Pro version.

May be this would help.