- Sep 28, 2013
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Just renewed SUMO with a lifetime licence great program that covers programs others can only dream of - I've used it for years & no I haven't been bribed
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Just renewed SUMO with a lifetime licence great program that covers programs others can only dream of - I've used it for years & no I haven't been bribed
More open minded to suggestions ? Lol, just check it out here : Update - SUMo v5.x Changelog and check how feedback on SUMo is warmly welcome too3. Most importantly, both the developers are responsive, however at least from what I've seen in this thread, Tigzy from UCheck is more open minded to suggestions and feedback without locking horns with competitor software's.
While I gladly use SUMo because of it's large database, I found the author of UCheck to be dedicated to his program and threads, and not de-railing posts in competitors threads like this by promoting their own products. Along with this the only time that I've probably found SUMo in bad taste is when it started bundling adware/malware in the past. Since the portable version was not having this issue I kept using it.More open minded to suggestions ? Lol, just check it out here : Update - SUMo v5.x Changelog and check how feedback on SUMo is warmly welcome too
SUMo detects 50K+ unique software reference while UCheck is unlikely to reach 4 digits ever.
While I gladly use SUMo because of it's large database, I found the author of UCheck to be dedicated to his program and threads, and not de-railing posts in competitors threads like this by promoting their own products. Along with this the only time that I've probably found SUMo in bad taste is when it started bundling adware/malware in the past. Since the portable version was not having this issue I kept using it.
While it's up-to the author to decide whether to support 1K software's or stick with popular software's that most users tend to install, depending on their business strategy, SUMo is more useful for people (the geeks) who browse and install various softwares on their system,, UCheck is suited to general surfers who doesn't install anything other than the popular stuff
More open minded to suggestions ? Lol, just check it out here : Update - SUMo v5.x Changelog and check how feedback on SUMo is warmly welcome too
Does UCheck paid version only supported programs work with one click install all at once ? Guessing so but wanted to make sure.
Yes they do.Does UCheck paid version only supported programs work with one click install all at once ? Guessing so but wanted to make sure.
Hey, The pup protection is working for sure for the programs compatible with UCheck, but it's also a generic protection so it may work with most installers.Has anyone tested if the p-protection works well and if their uninstaller is any good when it comes to "FULL" uninstallation?
Hey, The pup protection is working for sure for the programs compatible with UCheck, but it's also a generic protection so it may work with most installers.
The uninstaller is using the uninstall.exe from the program you want to uninstall, so it's at least as good as it.
I'm not sure to understand this question, can you rephrase ?Why can it not update, any program?
Yes there is, it's in Registration tab.No trial function?
It's not public, for confidentiality. We will publish on blog once major features are about to be released.Future plans?
Maybe i have a misunderstanding.I'm not sure to understand this question, can you rephrase ?
Yes there is, it's in Registration tab.
It's not public, for confidentiality. We will publish on blog once major features are about to be released.
Well, as I said:As i understand it, your "compatibility list" is about programs that it can update with ad-ware control over the process. So why not for all programs?
It's just that it was not tested with ALL installers out there.The pup protection is working for sure for the programs compatible with UCheck, but it's also a generic protection so it may work with most installers.
Well, as I said:
It's just that it was not tested with ALL installers out there.