to manage and remove 16-bit applications.
2. The deinstall routines
in Windows 95 applications don't usually remove data files. Third-party deinstallation programs do.
3. Third-party software
utilities remove noncompliant Windows 95 programs.
4. Uninstallers that
automatically make a compres
sed backup copy of deleted files allow easy file restoration if you change your mind.
5. Mobile users need
to move applications and data files from desktop PCs to notebooks and home PCs. Some third-party programs offer transport features that make this process fast and easy.
6. Windows 95 applications
share files, but program-deinstall routines usually have minimal knowledge of other applications. Third-party programs perform a system scan the first time they run, which helps ensure that they know about all the applications and shared files on the system, including those installed before the deinstallation software.
7. Third-party programs
that routinely scan a system can deinstall directories, temporary files, and registration entries created by a Windows 95 application after its installation.
8. Third-party utilities
provide cleanup tools that eliminate unnecessary files on precious hard disk space.
9. Archive to
ols compress
infrequently used programs, thus saving hard disk space.
10. Before upgrading to
Windows 95, users need to free up some hard disk space. It's easier to clean up a hard disk with an uninstaller.