
When you run it to reinstall an item, it first runs the software’s own uninstaller, then provides the option for a Scan, followed by showing leftovers for the user to decide whether to remove those as described above by Mr.

I suspect that IObit damaged my Windows Registry with its one-time system “care”. It was then that I decided to use Revo Uninstaller for its stated purpose along with some other apps for anything else – all without incident. I had to wipe my hard drive, reinstall Windows, and then reinstall all of my software apps. Its purported “New life” was actually a death sentence for my PC, which became totally unbootable and unrepairable as a result of running the IObit app. When it was done, I needed to reboot my PC. I ran it, got of lot of listed items that needed its care, which I then approved. That product had a one-click button option for PC Optimization & Speedup. A few years ago, I installed IObit Advanced SystemCare Pro onto my desktop PC, listed currently on its website for the purpose of “PC Clean” – “New life for Your Old PC”. Gostischa, but also due to the following. I will never use IObit products again, not only for the reason of the data theft fiasco mentioned above by Mr. I have used both the free and professional versions of Revo Uninstaller, pro on my main desktop PC and free on my laptops that I rarely use. It came up with the following screen, and when I clicked on Next it ran through the same procedures as if you were uninstalling through the main interface. I dragged the target over the Speccy icon and let go.

I just tried this on a program called Speccy. Properties – Show the application executable file’s properties.This will open your default web browser and display the results of the search

