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Clean Windows Systems on the Go with Revo Uninstaller Portable
Posted by Kevin Purdy at 1:00 AM on December 1, 2007
Windows only: Revo Uninstaller, which Adam declared a must-have Windows app a few months back, has released a new version that can run from a folder on any portable storage device. That gives you the same abilities to quickly, completely wipe programs away and manage auto-started programs on whichever Windows system you're working on. Other new features in both the installed and portable versions include automatic system restore point creation, an option to start Revo in "Hunter Mode" on startup, and scalable levels ("safe," "moderate," and "advanced") when removing junk files. Revo Uninstaller and its portable version are free downloads for Windows XP, 2000 and Vista systems.
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Ninehand
Posted 10:50 AM 30/11/07
I do a lot of work at several locations and having a flash drive is a must have this portable version is a great help when I don't want to leave a thumb print on someone else's computer. (you never know someone might be tracking me).
Ninehand
joelena
Posted 10:09 AM 30/11/07
I was very happy to see the portable version, and that's not the only improvement. It seems like loading the list of installed apps has been sped up immensely since I first gave this a try. It's no longer just another option, it'll probably be my only uninstaller.
joelena
Will
Posted 9:50 AM 30/11/07
Looks like a nice addition to the thumbdrive. Thanks Kevin.
Now when is MS going to fix their installer?
Will
Cidinho
Posted 9:43 AM 30/11/07
I found my way in Advanced Uninstaller PRO, but I should admit as a free alternative Revo Uninstaller is very good.
I mean, Windows's Uninstaller is a joke.
Cidinho
Kat
Posted 4:27 PM 30/11/07
I prefer CCleaner. And yes, there is a portable version.
Kat
Nxqd3051990
Posted 10:08 PM 30/11/07
Maybe Safarp+CCleaner is faster and better :)
Nxqd3051990
dkong1026
Posted 12:32 PM 1/12/07
@Kat: CCleaner doesn't do the same thing.
dkong1026