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Uninstaller

An uninstaller, also called a deinstaller, is a variety of utility software designed to remove other software or parts of it from a computer. It is the opposite of an installer. Uninstallers are useful primarily when software components are installed in multiple directories, or where some software components might be shared between the system being…

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Windows 2.0The New York Times
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Microsoft Windows
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Uninstaller

Nodes6
Edges5
Triples39
Avg. degree1.67
Density0.333333
Components1

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Uninstaller

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related to Components · 16
Uninstaller → Analyzer, EXE, In, INSTALL, Logger, Other, SETUP, Some, The Analyzer, The Logger, The Uninstaller, The Watcher, This, Typical, Usually, Watcher
related to history · 15
Uninstaller → As, Bicer, Entries, Jack Bicer, March, Norton Desktop, Prior, README, Symantec, TXT, Uninstall, Uninstalling Norton Desktop, When, While, Windows
see also · 3
Uninstaller → CCleanerIObit UninstallerRevo UninstallerShould, Remove It, ZSoft Uninstaller

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a registryinstance ofEntries might be left behind in a system database0.80text
it may have additional data filesinstance ofEntries might be left behind in a system database0.80text
configuration filesinstance ofEntries might be left behind in a system database0.80text
sample filesinstance ofEntries might be left behind in a system database0.80text
etc.Uninstall was invented by Jack Bicerinstance ofEntries might be left behind in a system database0.80text
Uninstallerrelated to ComponentsTypical0.60section
Uninstallerrelated to ComponentsLogger0.60section
Uninstallerrelated to ComponentsThe Logger0.60section
Uninstallerrelated to ComponentsThis0.60section
Uninstallerrelated to ComponentsThe Uninstaller0.60section
Uninstallerrelated to ComponentsAnalyzer0.60section
Uninstallerrelated to ComponentsThe Analyzer0.60section

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