Uninstalling something

>>324537
i'd use revo uninstaller portable or if it's a 64bit OP i'd use geek uninstaller

>>324539
doesn't work, it needs to use the program's own uninstaller.

I'm looking for a program that can uninstall it without needing to use the program's uninstaller

>>324545
could you reinstall and then uninstall

>>324547
No, I can't.

I'm trying to find a way you can uninstall a program without using the program's built in uninstaller

What about IoBIT Uninstaller?

The one with Advanced System Care

>>324579
really, then he'll need something to get rid of that shit you advised him to install

>>324583
I am fine with it, though: it's really smooth and clean and doesn't get shit left after you un-install it.

>>324545

If there is no uninstaller there is not much you can do except manually remove it from various locations, which is the main thing uninstallers do too, and be fine with a few no longer used files remaining somewhere. Remove
-The main folder, there where the exe is located
-If there folders of it in the "programs" folder
-Directories of it in the "USers" folders (all users and your own)
-Registry keys created from it

Alternatively you can after removing the folders restore the system to a point before installing, that should clean the registry from it.

That should be the main work

>>324605
fixed it, thanks for the advice

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>>324537