I leave it to you to draw your own conclusions from this finding. If that’s what a programme claiming to manage perfectly the sensitive areas of the system (registry, file systems etc.), leaves behind itself, then. In order to make my statements credible I enclose the screenshot of the results displayed by Revo Uninstaller Pro which you may find at the following addresses: and then set Revo Uninstaller to find Glary remants.
how good Glary is in cleaning the registry upon uninstalling itself. I decided to carry out another check, i.e. When I searched the registry for "remnants" (just the name of the uninstalled programme) I found quite a lot of entries there (not only in the MUI sections). The uninstall was so quick that I could hardly believe the programme could read the whole registry meticulously enough. Is it that convincing to see an impressive number of entries the programme marked invalid in the registry, or is it important to find if the entries were really invalid?įirst, I tried the uninstaller which was set to uninstall a small programme I had installed a few minutes before the try. The software looks really extremely clan and easy to use, but is it the most important factor? For me, it’s more convincing to see, how it actually works. And now I want to share with you an experience I’ve just had with Glary’s soft offered today. Having read that pile of enthusiastically positive reviews, I decided to give the programme a try on my XP SP3 8 GB RAM 4 Ghz machine. That’s how I am after almost 20 years with Windows.
First of all, rhanks to those who responded to my request #38.īy no means am I an expert and I do appreciate professional reviews, but I am also very "resistant" to emotional exlamations.
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