Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226 for PC Insider

loquacious said:

Tried Revo .. it is my uninstaller of choice. It actually uses AI Suite's uninstall process before going through registry etc. It stalls at AI Suite's uninstaller and will not uninstall it as the uninstaller basically locks up.
Tried Revo .. it is my uninstaller of choice. It actually uses AI Suite's uninstall process before going through registry etc. It stalls at AI Suite's uninstaller and will not uninstall it as the uninstaller basically locks up.

You could try Revo's Forced Uninstall feature. I don't think that uses the products uninstaller. Take a backup first though.

I've been using Revo pro for many years now. The best and safest way to be sure (most)everything is removed is to install a program thru Revo, that way it detects minute changes a program would make to system and specially to Registry. I don't do that for every program installed but only for ones I suspect would make most changes to system.

Wow!



Let's fix that first then!





Cheers

Wynona said:

Or maybe 18th-century . . . I'm trying to be nice and keep my fingers off the keyboard, but it's getting harder and harder.

Of course (in spirit of equality) women like the simpler things in life - men

CountMike said:

I've been using Revo pro for many years now. The best and safest way to be sure (most)everything is removed is to install a program thru Revo, that way it detects minute changes a program would make to system and specially to Registry. I don't do that for every program installed but only for ones I suspect would make most changes to system.

Wow, never new that you can use it to INstall as well and therefore I never did that. Thanks for the tip!

Cheers

226 clean install and suddenly it started doing crazy things. Couldn't type in any browser's or chose bookmarks along with any system boxes. All stated after I got notice about WD not being on. Any running program would stop for few seconds and than continued running.
After running troubleshooting, WD worked but everything else went nuts. System checks came out clean so after all troubles i restored earlier MR backup of same version and now it's working but without WD again.

M4v3r1ck said:

Wow!



Let's fix that first then!





Cheers

This makes a good case for running clean manager once in a while to free up that space.

swarfega said:

This makes a good case for running clean manager once in a while to free up that space.

Point taken, entered on to-do-list!
Cheers

Update:

#WindowsInsiders no new builds on Monday or Tuesday. We're looking at selfhost data to see if we have a candidate for later this week.

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martyfelker said:

I was wondering how you would feel about this absurd discussion Wyonna Wynona. You have been very restrained

Thanks, Marty. There, I fixed it for ya. :)