Having said that, I still believe that using snapshots is the best option, so I'll keep using Total Uninstall on my main computer. But I've just emailed the developer to see if he can add such a feature. However, I presume that unlike IObit it can not continue where it left off from, after a reboot. But I thought I should mention it.īased on my (fairly limited) testing, it would seem that most likely, HiBit will always find more leftovers. I presume the device error happened as a result of uninstalling a universal Android ADB driver and some phone management software (Wondershare's dr.fone), rather than anything deleted by HiBit, as there appeared to be no false positives in its scan results.
I uninstalled the device in Device Manager and then did a scan for hardware changes, to make Windows install a driver for it again. I opened Device Manager and there an error with one of the USB drivers. After rebooting some of the USB ports on my computer were not working. Every time, it found significantly more leftovers than IObit did, with what appeared to be zero false positives. I uninstalled a few programs and was extremely impressed with HiBit. I've just been testing HiBit Uninstaller and comparing it to IObit. Glarysoft Absolute Uninstaller Free (not recommended) IOBit Uninstaller Free ( not recommended)Ħ. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Google\Ĭ:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\*ĥ. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Google\Chrome\* HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Google\Update\* HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Google\Chrome\*ģ registry entries ( was surprised at this, but it was showing only parent values) Net Leftovers after uni-nstallation: Noneġ49 files and folders (217 in total, not sure how) Deleted folders (includes all sub-folders)ĭeleted registry entries (includes all sub-keys)
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