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Notice The Menu Indicates An Uninstalled Application

Notice The Menu Indicates An Uninstalled Application

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Skewald980
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01-06-2021, 06:26 PM
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I just set up Disk Drill to recover a missing file but ended up removing it (opted for EaseUS Pro which worked better). After using Revo Uninstaller to delete Disk Drill, it remains in my Windows 11 notifications (the button is set to "On" to get alerts from the app). With Revo’s thorough cleanup and advanced scanning, it should have been fully removed. I’m wondering why it missed it or why Windows still shows a warning for a non-existent program. What steps should I take to get rid of it?
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Skewald980
01-06-2021, 06:26 PM #1

I just set up Disk Drill to recover a missing file but ended up removing it (opted for EaseUS Pro which worked better). After using Revo Uninstaller to delete Disk Drill, it remains in my Windows 11 notifications (the button is set to "On" to get alerts from the app). With Revo’s thorough cleanup and advanced scanning, it should have been fully removed. I’m wondering why it missed it or why Windows still shows a warning for a non-existent program. What steps should I take to get rid of it?

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alerabbit
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01-06-2021, 07:09 PM
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I attempted another reinstall and a second pass with Revo, but it's still present. I searched my C drive and didn't find any traces, which suggests Revo is working properly. Since I bought the pro version, I'm confident it's the most effective for its purpose compared to other uninstallers. Would there be a manual way to force MS to remove this item from the list? I expect this might happen again, so it would be helpful to know how to address it.
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alerabbit
01-06-2021, 07:09 PM #2

I attempted another reinstall and a second pass with Revo, but it's still present. I searched my C drive and didn't find any traces, which suggests Revo is working properly. Since I bought the pro version, I'm confident it's the most effective for its purpose compared to other uninstallers. Would there be a manual way to force MS to remove this item from the list? I expect this might happen again, so it would be helpful to know how to address it.

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swagwolf32
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01-10-2021, 09:06 PM
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The solution involves using a specific reg key found in the Windows Eleven Forums to remove all entries, though the article also suggested another registry path. The key was initially present but has since been removed.
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swagwolf32
01-10-2021, 09:06 PM #3

The solution involves using a specific reg key found in the Windows Eleven Forums to remove all entries, though the article also suggested another registry path. The key was initially present but has since been removed.