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<blockquote data-quote="Gandalf_The_Grey" data-source="post: 1084135" data-attributes="member: 52096">In this case I use AppBuster to remove some Microsoft programs that came with Windows 11 and that Microsoft does not want me to remove. That is already questionable.Removing leftovers could break Windows 11 if it removed the wrong things.Another example is Comodo Firewall if you remove it with Revo the cleanup script that Comodo runs after the uninstall is removed as leftover and the result is that there are more leftovers with Revo than if you just let Comodo do the uninstall.Leftovers are generally speaking harmless.The only time they matter is when uninstalling AV software.Then I use some other programs after the uninstall and reboot:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://malwaretips.com/threads/not-a-real-problem-but-i-think-it-is-weird-none-the-less.108552/#post-946340[/URL]I do use the registry cleaner in CCleaner and had no issues with it.But it is not really needed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gandalf_The_Grey, post: 1084135, member: 52096"] In this case I use AppBuster to remove some Microsoft programs that came with Windows 11 and that Microsoft does not want me to remove. That is already questionable. Removing leftovers could break Windows 11 if it removed the wrong things. Another example is Comodo Firewall if you remove it with Revo the cleanup script that Comodo runs after the uninstall is removed as leftover and the result is that there are more leftovers with Revo than if you just let Comodo do the uninstall. Leftovers are generally speaking harmless. The only time they matter is when uninstalling AV software. Then I use some other programs after the uninstall and reboot: [URL unfurl="true"]https://malwaretips.com/threads/not-a-real-problem-but-i-think-it-is-weird-none-the-less.108552/#post-946340[/URL] I do use the registry cleaner in CCleaner and had no issues with it. But it is not really needed. [/QUOTE]

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