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Revo Uninstaller V1.89   
Suggested by Island Boy - Updated by Checker on 23 Jun 2010
6MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (4102)
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Synopsis: Revo Uninstaller helps you uninstall and remove any unwanted application installed on your computer. It provides 8 system clean-up tools: Auto Start Manager, Windows Tools Manager, Junk Files Cleaner, Browsers History Cleaner, Office History Cleaner, Windows History Cleaner, Unrecoverable Delete Tool, Evidence Remover.
Writes settings to: Application folder
Dependencies: Administrator rights
How to extract: Download the portable ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch revouninstaller.exe.
Stealth [?]: Yes
License: Freeware
System Requirements: WinXP / Vista / Win7
What's new: >>
  • Fixed minor bugs

Posted comments:

[Anonymous] linuxampI've never warmed to the idea of a third party uninstaller.

I've tried a few in the past and was simply not impressed. Revo is pretty cool though. It uses the default uninstaller for the unwanted application then runs deeper scans to find other traces. It also provides clear and detailed information about the scan results and gives the user control of what to do with the remaining traces.

The other features are an added bonus.
 [2008-01-08 21:50]

[Anonymous] paulI've tried a few in the past and was simply not impressed. Revo is pretty cool though. It uses the default uninstaller for the unwanted application then runs deeper scans to find other traces. It also provides clear and detailed information about the scan results and gives the user control of what to do with the remaining traces [2008-01-13 09:52]

[Anonymous] ThomasLooks like a good app, however, on my system it creates a folder in User/AppData. The folder is named "VSRevoGroup", and it contains some subfolders, all of them empty. [2008-01-29 04:47]

[Anonymous] UserThe key advantage of Revo is its "deep scan" to remove all traces of a program. Great for software that never quite uninstalls, such as almost any AOL software. This doesn't just recover space -- removing excess items from Windows' registry can also speed up your computer.

Hunter Mode is confusing until you move the transparent cross-hair icon over a window, minimized program, or tray icon and let go. A WEALTH of options become available that quickly and easily demystify and disengage unknown programs and windows.

Although this software cannot do multiple, simultaneous uninstalls like "Free Uninstaller," Revo is still a far better uninstall tool than any I've yet seen.
 [2008-04-20 17:40]

[Anonymous] MadartistsGood program with lots of options. Does the job and does it well. Thumbs Up! [2008-05-09 11:27]

[Anonymous] NibletsWelp, if it can remove all traces of AOL it must be good. How about Roxio and Adobe Reader? I manually tried to clean my registry of Roxio and stopped at around 50 entries. [2008-06-11 14:40]

[Anonymous] LeslieI love this uninstaller, if you install a lot of different apps regularly this will take care of the leftover junk that application uninstallers "accidentally" leave behind. Its been version 1.60 for a while though, maybe just updated @ this site? [2008-06-12 17:41]

[Anonymous] Mr. XI notice that this program has a hard time uninstalling Java Runtime 6. It runs the installer to modify the program instead of the uninstaller to get rid of it. I tried a few other programs like this and they all had the same problem. The only one I found that did the Java uninstall correctly is the uninstaller in Ccleaner. [2008-06-18 18:51]

[Anonymous] Software UserDefinitely the best uninstaller I've come across.
Because of the deep scan you can even uninstall programs with corrupt uninstallers or no uninstallers at all.
 [2008-10-18 14:57]

[Anonymous] MikeThis is one of the best programs I have found. I use it at home and at work. I love its Junk Files Cleaner which has freed up tons of disk space! [2009-01-19 12:34]

[Anonymous] AncientImagesThis program saved my buns. I somehow managed to screw up a Pidgin uninstall (using WinXP's standard uninstaller), so that any attempt at a clean reinstallation was thwarted. Revo Uninstaller was able to clean up all the gunk left behind by Pidgin, so I could do a clean reinstall. Thanks to Revo Uninstaller, I was able to get rid of the Pidgin droppings! [2009-01-20 19:22]

[Anonymous] EniusAvailable Revo Uninstaller 1.8.3 portable here: http://www.revouninstaller.com/revouninstaller.zip [2009-09-08 23:37]

[Anonymous] SamRevo Uninstaller (now Revo Uninstaller Pro) is not free anymore. However, I just downloaded 1.85 from Softpedia. Before I was using 1.83. [2009-12-22 10:16]

[User] CodesAway@Sam, there has always been a pro version, as well as the free version. I just downloaded 1.85 free using the above link (download's directly from revo's website). [2009-12-23 02:35]

[Anonymous] WebforkThe best uninstall program on the site and light years ahead of Windows' own uninstaller. Very useful for people who want to test non-portable software and then remove it fully without any registry cruft to slow down their machine. Easily in my top 5 Windows apps. [2009-12-30 18:21]

[Anonymous] THFree zip revision: http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download_other.html [2010-01-05 21:22]


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