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Nxqd3051990:
Does Safarp remove all relative things of uninstalled software ?
I've used Your Uninstaller for months, it does well :)
Find sth faster and cleaner
nXqd

Nighted:
Here's one you guys may not have heard of, Revo Uninstaller. It's freeware. I still prefer Safarp though because it is very lightweight.

mwb1100:
Does Safarp remove all relative things of uninstalled software ?
-Nxqd3051990 (July 03, 2007, 12:14 PM)
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Safarp simply invokes the uninstall routine registered in Windows, just like the Control Panel's Add/Remove Programs (ARP) applet.

It's really just a lightweight version of ARP that doesn't take sooo...   long....  to....  load....   (what-the-#$% is ARP doing when it loads anyway?).


f0dder:
It's really just a lightweight version of ARP that doesn't take sooo...   long....  to....  load....   (what-the-#$% is ARP doing when it loads anyway?).
-mwb1100 (July 03, 2007, 02:09 PM)
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I saw a description of that somewhere, probably on The Old New Thing blog. It does a lot of (imho, superfluous) crap, to detect things like how much the app is used, how big it is, etc. This means lot of registry access (not too bad), and a whole bunch of harddrive access as well, for each and every entry.

Lashiec:
But it seems that Safarp does the same, judging by Nighted's screenshot. Does it use a different method?

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