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<blockquote data-quote="jv16" data-source="post: 1078237" data-attributes="member: 98343">Can you tell me which apps are these? In case the uninstaller of an app wants to reboot, Uninstalr attempts to detect this and prevent the reboot from happening, so it can perform its uninstallation in full and reboot only after this. If I can reproduce these issues, I can fix them.I&#039;m afraid I cannot reproduce this. I tried to uninstall Netflix (installed from Microsoft Store), and it works perfectly.Could there perhaps be any software running in your computer that could be affecting the way other software run, such as third party antivirus or antimalware type programs? These programs can block other programs for accessing paths, removing data, running other apps etc. It&#039;s a wild guess but that&#039;s the only guess I have right now what could be causing this.If you confirm that there are no third party software running in the system that could be causing the issue, I can test this further by trying to install and then uninstall Netflix with Uninstalr in every test setup that I have in order to try to reproduce the issue.This is indeed a known bug. It&#039;s documented in the Change Log and will be fixed for the next version. It&#039;s an entirely cosmetic issue.Another user also reported this issue and it is indeed a bug. It will also be fixed in the next version and it&#039;s also a cosmetic issue, as in, it doesn&#039;t affect how the program works or performs in any way.Thank you for the feedback!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jv16, post: 1078237, member: 98343"] Can you tell me which apps are these? In case the uninstaller of an app wants to reboot, Uninstalr attempts to detect this and prevent the reboot from happening, so it can perform its uninstallation in full and reboot only after this. If I can reproduce these issues, I can fix them. I'm afraid I cannot reproduce this. I tried to uninstall Netflix (installed from Microsoft Store), and it works perfectly. Could there perhaps be any software running in your computer that could be affecting the way other software run, such as third party antivirus or antimalware type programs? These programs can block other programs for accessing paths, removing data, running other apps etc. It's a wild guess but that's the only guess I have right now what could be causing this. If you confirm that there are no third party software running in the system that could be causing the issue, I can test this further by trying to install and then uninstall Netflix with Uninstalr in every test setup that I have in order to try to reproduce the issue. This is indeed a known bug. It's documented in the Change Log and will be fixed for the next version. It's an entirely cosmetic issue. Another user also reported this issue and it is indeed a bug. It will also be fixed in the next version and it's also a cosmetic issue, as in, it doesn't affect how the program works or performs in any way. Thank you for the feedback! [/QUOTE]

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