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<blockquote data-quote="jv16" data-source="post: 1064490" data-attributes="member: 98343">While it is true there are some accuracy related issues in the current official version, I think it&#039;s also important to point out that there has not been a single confirmed case as far as I know, where the program deleted something incorrectly without first confirming that with the user. Users are recommended to verify what they are about to remove before proceeding with the uninstallation. That is the very reason why the program lists everything it is about to remove, before anything is removed.The only thing I have said about monitoring is that Uninstalr contains a software installation monitor feature, that one can use but using that feature is not required for the program to work. The only reason I added the feature because some people seem to like that kind of thing.I have asked people to let me know if they have noticed any software&#039;s data to be analyzed or detected incorrectly by Uninstalr. I have asked this, so I can test the program with these software to ensure this type of issues will not happen with next versions.I don&#039;t understand what you are trying say. I have described when snapshots are taken: When you start the new software installation monitor feature. That is when the program takes a snapshot and then continues to compare the current system state against the snapshot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jv16, post: 1064490, member: 98343"] While it is true there are some accuracy related issues in the current official version, I think it's also important to point out that there has not been a single confirmed case as far as I know, where the program deleted something incorrectly without first confirming that with the user. Users are recommended to verify what they are about to remove before proceeding with the uninstallation. That is the very reason why the program lists everything it is about to remove, before anything is removed. The only thing I have said about monitoring is that Uninstalr contains a software installation monitor feature, that one can use but using that feature is not required for the program to work. The only reason I added the feature because some people seem to like that kind of thing. I have asked people to let me know if they have noticed any software's data to be analyzed or detected incorrectly by Uninstalr. I have asked this, so I can test the program with these software to ensure this type of issues will not happen with next versions. I don't understand what you are trying say. I have described when snapshots are taken: When you start the new software installation monitor feature. That is when the program takes a snapshot and then continues to compare the current system state against the snapshot. [/QUOTE]

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