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What’s the proper way to entirely uninstall and remove a program from your Windows computer? Chip called in from the chat room, to ask what my favorite uninstaller

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What’s the proper way to entirely uninstall and remove a program from your Windows computer? Chip called in from the chat room, to ask what my favorite uninstaller program is for Windows. Let’s take some time, and walk you through exactly how.

I have never really used any “uninstall programs”. I use the Windows Uninstall tool for years. Those outside apps are usually ineffective. Keep in mind, I grew up using DOS, so I would just delete directories as needed.

When I download something for Windows, I try to avoid the Installer altogether, and just copy the folder to a different directory. That way, if I have to reinstall Windows, I am able to easily reinstall my programs, as well.

The Revo Uninstaller is free, and works with all version of Windows, including Vista. It’s easy to use, if you truly prefer to use a tool or program to get rid of programs. I’ve also heard of Sandbox, and someone else mentioned CCLeaner. Keep in mind, I’m not so sure I trust CCleaner. My assistant Kat loathes that program. She knows her stuff, and I trust her judgement.

Perfect Uninstaller - A Better And Easier Uninstaller.

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