I have seen some discrepancy on how to use Revo Uninstaller when cleaning up leftover registry items that the scan finds.
After the scan is complete a listing of anything leftover in the registry is listed. It seems there are some that say to only check(tic) the bolded items that it finds then delete, while others advise to just "Select all" then delete. The school of thought for those that suggest "Select all" say that by "selecting all" you are only deleting the leftover items that Revo has found.
So my question is... wouldn't checking only the bolded items be one in the same as "Selecting all" ??
Can anyone familiar with Revo Uninstaller clear this up?
After the scan is complete a listing of anything leftover in the registry is listed. It seems there are some that say to only check(tic) the bolded items that it finds then delete, while others advise to just "Select all" then delete. The school of thought for those that suggest "Select all" say that by "selecting all" you are only deleting the leftover items that Revo has found.
So my question is... wouldn't checking only the bolded items be one in the same as "Selecting all" ??
Can anyone familiar with Revo Uninstaller clear this up?