Your Uninstaller!

Your Uninstaller can uninstall any application as well as repair uninstalls that have failed.

Your Uninstaller is a suite of utilities that can find a place in any Windows user’s toolbox. The core purpose of the tool is to uninstall applications. Of course, the Windows OS has this feature built-in, but the process isn’t always perfect and sometimes applications don’t play nice. That’s where Your Uninstaller comes in, and it can be used before or after the fact.

One way that Your Uninstaller really shines is speed. It’s fast! It’s often just as fast as the built-in Windows process, and while that may not seem impressive at face value, it is when you consider that Your Uninstaller takes additional steps: It scans the Windows registry to eliminate abandoned entries, and it scans disk drives to delete folders and files left behind by the now-gone program.

The best way to use Your Uninstaller is to use it as the first option when you want to uninstall a program. However, many users turn to this program when an uninstall has failed or become corrupted or when the uninstall has been blocked intentionally or due to a bug. After the fact, the program will trace the uninstall and eliminate any leftover elements, and the end result is the same as if Your Uninstaller has initiated the uninstall.

Your Uninstaller can also force installs. That may seem unusual, but the truth is that uninstalls can be blocked purposefully and accidentally for a wide range of reasons. Whatever those causes or reasons are, this program can sidestep those mechanisms and eliminate all traces of the program.

Your Uninstaller doesn’t end with its uninstall mechanism. It features a Startup Manager you can use to control which programs load with Windows. It has a Start Menu Manager, a Disk Cleaner and an Internet Traces Eraser. It also provides a sophisticated overview of installed applications than can group programs, sort them by size, change icons, add comments, lock installations and much more.

Your Uninstaller fully supports Windows 10. It retains full support for Windows 8 and 7 too as well as all 32-bit and 64-bit versions. It supports memory caching and other advanced technologies, and has an effective user interface that may be just a tad outdated for Windows 10 standards.

There’s nothing to dislike about Your Uninstaller. It does what it sets out to do very well. It’s worth noting, however, that it isn’t freeware. It does have a shareware version that’s good for 21 days and limits you to two uninstalls per session. Nevertheless, it works fully in shareware mode on a per-uninstall basis and should give a good sense of whether the program is worth it for you.