Thread: Menu uninstaller for windows.

Here's a trouble that drives me nuts: Whenever I need to uninstall a program, I have to guess into Windows' Control Panel, search the unset up tool, wait for it to indicate a full list of my unset up programs, scroll by the list to search the program I need to delete, and after that begin the work. That's about 4 steps also many, in my humble advice.


LeizerSoft's Menu Uninstaller includes a characteristic that should have been construct into Windows 5 versions before: an unset up choice that showed in the message menu when you right-click the image for any unset up program. Doesn't issue if the image is on your display or in the Start Menu--just right-click and select Uninstall. That should start the program's related uninstaller.


Mention that I told "should." On my Windows 7 Computer, MenuUninstaller maintained crashing--until I complied the directions on LeizerSoft's support page and changed the "Run as administrator" choice for the program. That does the trick.




MenuUninstaller is harmonious with Windows XP, Vista, and 7. It's freeware!


Obviously, I'm confirm few reviewers will point out that many programs can be unset up correctly simply via their Start Menu entrances but that even needs a bit of clicking and finding. And not all program includes its uninstaller to begin.


You too have the choice of utilizing a dedicated secondary like Revo Uninstaller, which frequently does a excellent work deleting entire traces of a program than the programmer self uninstaller. But still that can be dumb to load up entire your programs, and you even have to find for the 1 you need.


No, I'm unquestionably wishing MenuUninstaller, which lays the uninstall choice in the one most legitimate position.