
Emin explained that users continually requested a variety of useful and much-needed new features, all of which required additional resources to develop, so a paid version was the way VS Revo chose to go. Shenel Emin, a product manager at VS Revo Group, told me the company plans to develop both versions, but for now, the pro edition is the priority. The free version hasn't been updated since the spring and so lacks many of the new features found in its professional cousin. Available in the past solely as freeware, Revo Uninstaller will now come in two flavors-the free edition and the pro. The VS Revo Group this week unveiled the new $40 professional edition of its Revo Uninstaller, a utility that can cleanly rid your system of unwanted software. There are so many third-party Windows uninstallers to choose from, however, that you might not know which one to get.The latest version of the popular Revo Uninstaller utility now removes 64-bit apps and throws in a host of other new features. And they are much easier to use than the Windows program. These tools often come with additional features, such as batch uninstalling and program sorting. To get rid of an app once and for all, you need to use uninstallers that analyse all of a program’s connections and offer to delete each aspect: the program, its folders and files, and its registry entries. Traces like registry files or program folders may remain. Yet, you might be surprised to learn that the 'Uninstall a program’ option in the Windows Control Panel does not always completely remove it from your system.


On Windows, you can’t just hit 'Delete’ - you need to run the software’s uninstaller.

On Android or Mac, all you need to do is remove or delete the program from the Applications folder. Uninstalling a Windows program is not nearly as simple as it should be.
