Windows 10: Revo Uninstaller Question

Thanks to the Revo Uninstaller Pro 4 thread on here I just bought it.

I thought that I would test it out and remove HexChat as I had planned to remove it anyway.

My question is regarding the registry entries it found. I'm wondering if removing them will break anything - surely not I'm thinking, but I see the mention of Runtime dependents so I guess my question lies in whether Revo uninstalls anything to do with Runtime or just something to do with HexChat that relies on Runtime?

Also, why wouldn't the HexChat uninstaller remove these as it has seemed to remove everything else?





:)

 

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 question


Revo Uninstaller used to be one of my favorite programs; the fact that it left no bits and pieces when uninstalling programs attracted me. However, every time my Geek Squad looks at my laptop the first thing they do, again and again, is uninstall Revo Uninstaller. They have never given me a reason.

My question: Is there some danger gossip about this program? Thanks in advance.

 

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