Windows 10: Revo Uninstaller Pro offer.

Revo Uninstaller Pro is 67% off today:
Revo Uninstaller Pro - Uninstallation Software - 67% off for PC

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Revo Uninstaller

free version doesn't list 64bit applications, hence totally helpless to remove them, while native windows uninstaller will do that.

only paid version revo uninstaller pro does and also another paid program called your uninstaller.

 

Revo Uninstaller Pro 4

Revo Uninstaller Pro - Uninstall Software, Remove Programs easily, Forced Uninstall, Leftovers Uninstaller, Portable Uninstaller






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What's new in Revo Uninstaller Pro 4?

Added - New Module – Windows Apps Manager to uninstall Windows Apps
Added - New Module – Browser Extensions to remove popular Browsers’ extensions
Added - New Module – History Cleaner – combining Windows Cleaner, MS Office Cleaner, Browsers Cleaner
Added - Possibility to continue the uninstall of a program if it had been interrupted by a computer restart
Added - Possibility to merge traced installation logs
Improved - User Interface for faster and easier access to all the functionality of Revo Uninstaller Pro
Improved - Scanning algorithms for leftovers
Improved - Many minor and user interface improvements
Improvements in all additional tools included in Revo Uninstaller Pro
Removed Windows XP support

General

Added - New Module – Windows Apps Manager to uninstall Windows Apps
Added - New Module – Browser Extensions to remove popular browsers’ extensions
Added - New Module – History Cleaner – combining Windows Cleaner , Office Cleaner, Browsers Cleaner
Added - Command “Uninstall with Revo Uninstaller Pro” on context menu of shortcuts
Added - New more reliable Registration/Activation algorithm of the program based on time update subscription
Added - Possibility to deactivate license and transfer it to another computer
Added - New default visual theme
Improved - User Interface for faster and easier access to all the functionality of Revo Uninstaller Pro
Improved high DPI support
Improved - Many minor and user interface improvements and optimizations
Updated existing Visual Themes
Show trial reminder screen on close of Revo Uninstaller Pro during Trial period
Windows XP is no longer supported operating system

Uninstaller – All Programs

Added - Back button to the Uninstall Wizard
Added - Possibility to continue the uninstall of a program if it had been interrupted by a computer restart
Improved - Quick Uninstall supports silent uninstall of the built-in uninstaller where applicable
Improved - Logs matching during uninstall
Improved - Automatic refresh of installed programs to get more accurate data immediately
Improved - Scanning for leftovers algorithms

Uninstaller – Traced Programs

Added - Option to Exclude files and folders from the tracing process
Added - Possibility to merge logs

AutoRun Manager

Added - "Search" field to search through listed items
Added - Listing and manage of Windows Tasks
Added - "Refresh" command

Junk files Cleaner

Added - Include list that lists the content of included folders as junk

History Cleaner

Improved - Browser Cleaner shows only installed browsers

Windows Tools

Added - Disk Cleanup Windows tool
Added - Resource Monitor Windows tool

Evidence Remover

Added - Pause/Resume button
Added - Possibility to be minimized while working

Unrecoverable Delete

Added - Pause/Resume button
Added - Possibility to be minimized while working
Added - Option to clear single item from the list

 

Revo Uninstaller List Differs from Win10 Progs and Features List


I'm running Win10 Pro 64bit and Revo Uninstaller Pro v3.1.5. There is a huge discrepancy in the installed programs lists provided by Revo Uninstaller and the Win10 Programs and Features control panel. They both say there are 83 installs (that's good). But Revo Uninstaller claims that 15 programs were installed a few days ago on 2/29/2016. The correct number is 3 which is what Win10 says. Today I uninstalled Revo Uninstaller (using Revo Uninstaller to do it) and then reinstalled it. No help.

I guess it might be OK to ignore this discrepancy but I find it surprising.

Suggestions?

-- Larry