There really are no enforced rules when it to installing and uninstalling software. Changes to things like Windows Auto Play & context menus may be made. what files handle what kinds of media, and settings, e.g.
Copies of all or part of the setup files may be added in several folders scattered across your copy of Windows, while Windows defaults, e.g. NET are used, permanent changes are made to each in that copy of Windows. when a media player app takes over the file-type associations for every type of media file. It might make lots of changes to the registry – occasionally you might be able to record hundreds of thousands when the Component registry hive is involved – and not all those changes are readily reversable, e.g. It might add additional software – Microsoft C/C++ runtimes are common – that you’re not told about. When you install software, it can make all sorts of changes to that copy of Windows. If you’re running win10, if/when you essentially replace / reinstall the OS every 6 months or so when there’s a version update, lots of accumulated garbage won’t be carried over to the new version anyway. It's up to you if maybe removing a few more leftovers is worth the hassle of using software to monitor installs, and it’s up to you if it’s worth having it running to catch any auto updates that might happen if/when that software can detect any of the common setup routines used for updating software. PRO Search for leftovers of the already uninstalled programsĮspecially when you use the monitoring feature, Soft Organizer Pro may let you reverse more of the changes made when you installed software, but often it won’t get everything. Export the list of installed programs to HTML Search for traces (residues) of the program being uninstalled In the future, these data allow removing that program completely, including all leftovers that may stay in the system after regular uninstalling using the Control Panel. Programs can be installed with tracking, which means the tool records all places in the system where the installed program leaves traces. Soft Organizer is an excellent and very easy to use application to install and uninstall programs completely on Microsoft Windows.
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