Category: System/OS-Enhancements
Complete Program Deleter 4.0
Download: http://leithauserresearch.com/wcpdarc.exe
Operation System: Windows All
License: Shareware
Size: 500 KB
Date: 2006-03-01 00:00:00
Have you ever installed a program on your hard drive, decided that you did not like the program, and then tried to remove it? Although Windows comes with a function to remove programs from your hard drive, this function only works if the program includes the proper handshaking protocol with Windows when it is installed.
If the program does not have this protocol, the program does not even show up on the uninstall menu. Even if the program does show up on the uninstall list, I have often found that it does not always uninstall properly. If you are like me, you probably found that the uninstallation procedure left dozens (or even hundreds) of files scattered all over your drive.
Some went into subdirectories created by the installation process itself, and some went into subdirectories that already existed, such as the WINDOWS and WINDOWSSYSTEM subdirectories. You may also have found that you did not recover all of your RAM memory that you had before you installed the program. This is because many of the installation programs modify AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, WIN.INI, and SYSTEM.INI to load programs or drivers into memory automatically.
If you simply delete all the files you can file that seem to be related to the program you wish to remove, you may find additional problems. You may get error messages when you tried to start up your computer again, or tried to run Windows. You may even have found that you could not run Windows at all because it said that you were missing vital files.
The reason for this is that the AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, WIN.INI, and SYSTEM.INI files are still trying to load the files you deleted. After you delete the files associated with your program (those that you can find), these configuration files cannot find them when they try to load them. If you try to restore the AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, WIN.INI, or SYSTEM.INI files manually, you may accidentally delete some lines necessary for other programs to run, making it impossible to run programs that you really need.
Complete Program Deleter is the solution to this problem.
Complete Program Deleter will delete all the files installed by your application's installation program, remove all subdirectories created by that program.
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