my attempt was installing third party software that muck the OS with false positive that it may help this or that. Whenever I had a question tech support has been quite responsive.Īfter reading this thread I went to their site and saw that it is now $11, that's a lot less than I paid for it, I'd definitely get it for that price.īy no mean am i attempting to single out Revo Pro software as spyware or anything else. With Pro, when you install a program with it, Revo monitors the install and remembers the registry additions. I have been using Revo Pro for over 5 years and find it very useful. Just that.I don't know for sure and you don't know either What makes you think that Revo Uninstaller is spyware? I frequently download trial versions of software for evaluation, and in the six+ years I've been using Revo it's never caused me any problems. I would hesitate to call anything in Windows 'perfect.' The user is then given the option of deleting those files.

I've noted that sometimes over 1000 files have been detected, although usually much fewer.

The difference is, after the program is uninstalled, Revo will then scan the drive for leftover and residual rubbish associated with the program. Revo Uninstaller actually uses the programs built-in uninstaller, the same as Windows. The very reason why pcs cannot be upgraded, freeze, slow down, and a plethora of because of crap-ware like this that there is absolutely no need for and then blame windows for it this issue has been discussed in detail in this forum! windows have a perfect uninstaller built right in it, why need for a spyware to do it for ya? this is just my personal opinion, just wanted to share my own experiences in the past. I use Revo Uninstaller to remove crapware. I still have an earlier version, but I was going to wipe my Vaio laptop. The web page is on the list of websites with potentially dangerous content.

I attempted to download the latest v3.2.1 of Revo Uninstaller Pro and was prevented from doing so.

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