Windows 10: Revo uninstaller problem

I wanted to reinstall Netlimiter, so i decided to use Revo just because i wanted to try it out and see why is it so popular. It uninstalls netlimiter then asks me to delete some registries. The labels and keys of the registries all have NetLimiter somewhere on them so what the hell i deleted them all. Now whenever i try to install the newest version of Netlimiter the setup fails, rerolls the changes and says that it ended prematurely. I went through all the revo options and there is nothing there that would block this installer... I even uninstalled revo and it didnt help at all. There is just no way to install Netlimiter on my system again. Anyone knows what Revo did to my system or is the only way a windows reinstall to fix this?

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It did. I suspect that if you still have Chrome listed in Control panel's "Uninstall" list of programs, you will be able to just use uninstall in Revo. Revo will then first try the programs own uninstall routine, when this fails it will then uninstall the
program itself. Having uninstalled the faulty copy of Chrome, you can then reinstall using a fresh setup downloaded from Google. The problem I had with "Explorer.exe" stopping working was probably because I had removed Chrome from the uninstall list after
failing to uninstall it via control panel. I then had to use Revo's "Forced Uninstall".

The two other programs, Adobe reader and iTunes, that I had problems with were uninstalled by Revo without any great difficulty.

 

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Marcus,

What is the fully qualified name and path to the file ?

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Have you tяied manually uninstalling/delete the said file in safe mode?

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Download a FREE (Version: 2.00 works on 32-bit versions of Windows) program called Revo Uninstaller

Download Revo Uninstaller Freeware - Free and Full Download - Uninstall software, remove programs, solve uninstall problems>. it will uninstall any program completely
including trace files of programs. works grəat, you shouldn't have any more problems reinstalling after you uninstall with this program.

Just DON'T allow the computer to reboot if the uninstall portion of Revo asks if you want to reboot now or
later.

Select later and allow Revo to finish səarching for orphan registry entries.

Reboot after Revo finishes.

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Have free version of Revo ? Never had this issue been using Revo for years and is a good uninstaller, but should yes always look through all entries it lists for leftovers before deleting them, seen some instances where might remove ones not related to program, but rare instances . Are you running as admin installing it ? Revo does hold backups and registry backup in users /<name>/AppData/local/ VS Revo Group folder.

 

In my case Revo did not even show some installed programs for uninstall. I think there is some mismatch between windows 10 and revo.

 

Revo Free only works for 32 bit programs.
You need Revo Pro to see the 64 Bit programs.

If you have Revo Free, and the programs not listed are 64 Bit, that is normal.

 

I have Professional edition and a 64bit OS.

 

Are you running a Win 10 upgrade install, or a clean install ?

If an upgrade install, did you re-install Revo after the upgrade ?

 

Clean install after the upgrade and reinstalled Revo, was there on upgrade too, usually one first software's i install then my other software.

 

OK, then to me it sounds like a Revo issue for you.
I use Revo Free portable, and i haven't needed to run it yet in Win 10.

I use portables whenever possible, so no uninstall needed.
I have more portable apps than installed programs in Win 10 right now.

 

Wait a minute, i have no issues, thread starter does.

 

OK, my mistake, the OP needs to reply to posts #4 and #6.

 

O.k., yes we are doing more replying, i never used portable version although o.k., but pro version does do a better cleaning.
After clean install from a disc i had to reinstall it again, but always make it one of the first that way it sees rest of software going in i feel.