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   Review - Total Uninstall

   5.7.0 (Jun 23, 2010)

   I'm the author. I just want to specify some facts.
   Ryan:
   1. You purchased version 4 in 19 Nov 2007. At that time, the upgrade policy was free update until a major release. Version 5 was released in 22 Oct 2008.
   2. You are not aware about registry structure. The default profile includes all the registry hives. Scanning all that Regedit shows is a waste of time and source of unwanted duplicates. For details see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/256986
   I recommend to test the speed of Total Uninstall, and you will be surprised that you are wrong (TU is faster). Also test the accuracy of the detected changes and if you find something wrong say it clearly the exact path. The program has no hidden exclusions except hard links to avoid duplicates.
   
   Firenze: When the version 5 was released despite the old policy (free updates in the same major release) the users of version 4 that purchased in the last 6 months got a free license for version 5 PRO. The upgrade is optional, not theft. Old versions works as long as it is not installed on newer operating systems that weren't available at the time of TU release. 40% - 50% upgrade discount is not full price again.

2. 
   Review - WinSnap

   3.1.2 (Sep 23, 2009)

   Make a nice screenshot in seconds. Very useful for screenshots made for web pages.

3. 
   Review - Registry Mechanic

   8.0.0.902 (Jun 5, 2009)

   I only get this error "Unicode systems are currently not supported". Is this a joke? Windows is Unicode since Windows NT continuing with 2000, XP, Vista, or they don't know what is Unicode. I don't trust a program made by such programmers.
   From the forum I understood that the program works on US systems only, not if I have installed an Interface language pack for Windows.
   Version 8, 2009 and such unsolved problem?

4. 
   Review - AVG Anti-Virus Free

   8.5.278a1439 (Mar 18, 2009)

   It was a very good antivirus that I used. Now is crap, is a virus itself, infected with stupidity, win32 of course.
   To many false positives to trust anything what detects and they don't fix anything despite sending reports. Programs protected with Themida (www.oreans.com) are "infected" with win32/Themida. How paranoic to be to perpetuate this for several months for the sake of detection rate?
   Don't mess with AVG Free or Pro tojan because will broke more than it fix.
   If you install this, expect after the first scan to recover your programs from quarantine.

5. 
   Review - IE Assist

   1.0.0.8 (Feb 3, 2009)

   The developer can't be serious with this kind of interface. This will limit the potential customers. Business users will never buy a program with a game interface.