Here Is A Great Windows XP Uninstall Utility “Revo Uninstaller”

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Here Is The First Post In My Windows XP Utilities Series

One of the sites I visit regularly is the Cnet.com site.

Lots of great article and lessons about computers.

Downloads.com is part of the Cnet family of sites and it of course specializes in downloads.

I have not been in there in a while, so I took a look around.

I found this great utility to replace Windows XP standard utility.

The name of the utility is “Revo Uninstaller”

The one thing I like about this utility is that if you select the advanced uninstall the program will dig deep into the files and the registry and clean out any trace of the program that it working on.

That’s a real difference from the basic uninstall utility runs now.

To find the program just go to

http://download.cnet.com/2701-2018_4-432-3.html?tag=page;page

I hope you will find this helpful.

All The Best!

Terry Russell
“The Computer Doctor”
A+ Service Technician
Reliant Services 1998-2010
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Terry Russell & Reliant Services provide these steps only as guide and will not responsible for any damage or loss of data that occurs thru your use of these instructions.

You are responsible for your own actions.

If you do not feel comfortable doing this yourself I would suggest you hire a local A+ Certified Computer Technician to help you with this.

Sit with the technician and see how he does it, so you can do it later yourself, but I hope my walk thru above is sufficient for you.

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