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Vow Uninstaller
The honest complete uninstaller for Windows
Uninstall it. Then clear what it left behind. Backed up. Undoable. Ad-free.
Vow Uninstaller runs the program's own uninstaller, then finds the leftover folders, registry keys, services, scheduled tasks, startup entries and shortcuts. You see every item and why it was found before anything goes, and one click puts it all back. No ads, no upsell pop-ups, nothing bundled.
- No ads
- No malware
- No account
- Light & dark theme
- Unlimited uninstalls and leftover scans, 3 clean-ups a day
No ads. Ever.No pop-ups, no banners, no "offers".
No malware or bundlewareThe installer installs one thing: this app.
No account, no uploadIt works on your PC, and your files stay there.
Free daily limits, just $4.95 unlimitedNo subscription. No trial that runs out.
The problem
Uninstallers are where the bundleware hides
You wanted one program gone. You got a browser offer, an "optimiser" and a pop-up asking you to go Pro, and the leftovers are still there.
Bundled extras
"Free" uninstallers whose installers bring a browser, a toolbar or a "PC optimiser" of their own. The irony writes itself.
Upsell pop-ups
Every scan ends in a nag to go Pro, and the free version keeps reminding you what it won't do.
Leftovers everywhere
Windows' own uninstall leaves folders, registry keys, services, scheduled tasks and startup entries behind, program after program.
Scans that break things
Over-eager cleaners delete shared files and keys that other programs still need, with no way back.
A yearly fee to delete things
Pro versions that renew every year, for a job you do a few times a month.
Programs that won't leave
A missing or broken uninstaller leaves a program stuck in the list, and Windows just shows an error.
Vow Uninstaller fixes all of it.
How it works
Uninstall. Review. Gone.
The program's own uninstaller, then a careful sweep for everything it left behind, with every step undoable.
- 01
Pick a program
Every desktop program and Store app is listed in about a second, with icons, real sizes and install dates. Double-click one, or drop its shortcut onto the window.
Every installed program listed with its size and install date - 02
Its own uninstaller runs
Vow runs the program's own uninstaller, or a silent one if you prefer, and waits until it and every helper it starts have finished.
Choose silent uninstalls, leftover scan depth and safety options - 03
Review, remove, undo
Each leftover shows why it was found and how sure the scan is; only the sure ones are ticked. Everything removed is backed up, with Undo one click away.
Find traces left by programs that were removed long ago
Features
Thorough where it counts, careful where it matters
For anyone who wants a program gone for good, without risking the programs they keep.
Finds what's left behind
Folders, registry keys, services, scheduled tasks, startup entries, shortcuts and firewall rules, scanned automatically after every uninstall.
Every item explained
Each leftover says why it was found and how sure the scan is: Sure, Very likely, Maybe or Unsure. Only the sure ones are ticked.
Never touches what others use
Anything another installed program uses, shared publisher folders and Windows' own folders and keys are never offered, and are checked again before every deletion.
Backed up, one-click undo
Registry items are saved to .reg files first and files go to the Recycle Bin, so Undo in History brings them all back.
Restore point first
A System Restore point is made before any leftovers that need administrator rights are removed.
Store apps too
Microsoft Store and Windows apps sit in the same list as desktop programs, and are removed for your account.
Silent uninstall
Skip the program's questions where its installer allows it: MSI, Inno Setup, NSIS, WiX and Squirrel.
Clean up old traces
Find shortcuts, startup entries and scheduled tasks that point at programs long gone, plus empty folders and broken list entries.
Forced uninstall
Uninstaller missing or broken? Remove the program's folder, list entry, Windows Installer registration and everything pointing into it.
Batch uninstall
Tick several programs and remove them one after another, silently where possible, then clean up after all of them in one scan.
Light & dark theme
Easy on the eyes, day or night.
Uninstaller comes with a crisp light theme and a calm dark theme. Switch with one click, or let it follow your Windows setting by itself. It remembers your choice.
- LightClear and bright for daytime and busy offices
- DarkGentle on tired eyes late at night
- Follow WindowsChanges by itself when your PC does
Screenshots
See Vow Uninstaller in action
Real screenshots of the real app, in both of its themes: 6 light, 6 dark. Click any picture to see it full size.
Light theme
Dark theme
Who it's for
When Windows' own uninstall isn't enough
A new PC full of extras
Clear out pre-installed trials and add-ons, and the leftovers they leave behind.
Reclaiming disk space
Sort by real folder size to see what's taking up room, then remove games and launchers completely.
Stubborn, broken programs
Force-remove a program whose uninstaller is missing or refuses to run, cleanly.
A cluttered start-up
Remove the startup entries and scheduled tasks left by programs you got rid of long ago.
Clean reinstalls
Remove a misbehaving program and its old settings completely before you install it fresh.
IT and repair technicians
Batch and silent uninstalls, a portable version, and program lists as CSV, HTML or JSON for the PCs you look after.
Compare
Vow Uninstaller vs typical uninstaller apps
What you actually get when you download a "free" uninstaller, side by side.
| Feature | Vow Uninstaller | Typical uninstaller apps |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free every day, or $4.95 once | Yearly Pro subscription |
| Bundled offers and upsell pop-ups | None, ever | Common |
| Leftover scan after uninstall | Yes, free and unlimited | Yes, in most free versions |
| Why each leftover was found | A reason and confidence on every item | Rarely shown |
| Protects files other programs share | Checked before every deletion | Aggressive scans can remove them |
| Backups with one-click undo | Free | Often a paid feature |
| Traces of programs removed earlier | Free scan | Often a paid feature |
| Silent uninstall | Free | Often paid, or missing |
| Microsoft Store apps | Yes | Usually |
"Typical" describes what we found across the most-downloaded alternatives when we built Uninstaller. Your mileage with any one of them may vary; ours won't.
Pricing
Free every day. Just $4.95 once for the lot.
That is not a typo. Software this powerful usually means a monthly subscription; Uninstaller is $4.95, once, for life: it's almost a giveaway. Use it free for as long as you like, and unlock Unlimited only if you need more.
Free
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Unlimited uninstalls and leftover scans, 3 clean-ups a day.
- Unlimited uninstalls, desktop and Store apps
- Leftover scans after every uninstall, no limit
- Leftover clean-up for 3 apps a day (resets at midnight)
- Silent and drag-and-drop uninstall
- Backups, Recycle Bin, Undo and History
- No ads, no bundled offers, nothing uploaded
Best valueUnlimited
$4.95USD, once. Yours for life.
Almost a giveaway. Less than a coffee for software this powerful: no subscription, no renewals, yours for life on 2 PCs.
Unlimited clean-up, forced uninstall and batch uninstall.
- Unlimited leftover clean-up, every day
- Forced uninstall for broken or stubborn programs
- Force-remove a program that isn't in the list
- Batch uninstall: many programs, silently
- One payment, yours for life on 2 PCs
- Every future update included
How unlocking works
- 1Use it free first Install Vow Uninstaller and use it on your own files. No card, no account, no time limit.
- 2Click "Unlimited" in the app Pay $4.95 USD once by card, securely through Stripe in your browser.
- 3It unlocks itself Within seconds, for life, on up to 2 of your PCs. Your license key is emailed to you, and every future update is included.
Payments by Stripe: we never see or store your card. Questions? Ask a real person.
Clean software
Safe to install. Nothing else comes with it.
Most "free" Windows downloads pay for themselves with ads, bundled extras or your data. Vow Uninstaller doesn't need to: it's paid for honestly, once, by the people who find it useful.
Download Uninstaller free- No ads, toolbars or "offers"The installer installs one thing: Vow Uninstaller. No pre-ticked boxes to watch out for.
- No administrator rights neededIt installs just for you, in your own user folder, and leaves the rest of Windows alone.
- Nothing running in the backgroundNo startup programs, no tray nags, no services. When you close it, it's closed.
- Everything includedAll it needs is inside the installer, so you never have to fetch a "required component" from somewhere else.
- Uninstalls cleanlyOne click in Windows Settings > Apps. Your own files are never touched.
- A real company behind itMade, published and supported by XTO Pty Ltd, an Australian company, with real people answering every message.
Step-by-step guide
How to uninstall a program completely on Windows
Remove a program and everything it left behind, step by step, with an undo at the end.
Step 1: get it freeDownload and open Vow Uninstaller
Install it free (no administrator rights needed), or use the portable version. Every program and Store app is listed within about a second.
Find the program
Search with Ctrl+F, filter by Desktop, Store, Recent, Large or Broken, or sort by size to see what's taking up space. You can also drop a program's shortcut, .exe or folder onto the window.
Press Uninstall
Double-click the program, press Delete or click Uninstall. Its own uninstaller runs (answer its questions, or tick Silent), and Vow waits until it has completely finished.
Review the leftovers
The scan runs by itself. Leftovers are grouped into files and folders, shortcuts, registry, services, tasks and startup, and firewall rules, each with its reason and confidence. Only Sure and Very likely items are ticked.
Remove them, with an undo
Press Remove. Registry items are backed up to .reg files first, files go to the Recycle Bin, and files in use are deleted at the next restart. Changed your mind? Undo is right there, and in History.
Technical details
Uninstaller at a glance
- Works on
- Windows 10 (1809+) and Windows 11, 64-bit
- Removes
- MSI, Inno Setup, NSIS, InstallShield, WiX, Squirrel, ClickOnce, Steam and Store apps
- Leftovers
- Files, folders, registry, services, tasks, startup, shortcuts, firewall rules
- Scan depth
- Safe, Balanced (default) or Deep
- Undo
- .reg backups, Recycle Bin, History, System Restore point
- Exports
- Program list as CSV, HTML or JSON
- Install
- Per-user, no administrator rights, no account; portable too
- Languages
- English
- Theme
- Light, dark or follow Windows: one click to switch
- Version
- 1.0.0, released 7 November 2026
- Publisher
- XTO Pty Ltd (Australia)
FAQ
Questions about Uninstaller
Is Vow Uninstaller free?
Yes. Every standard uninstall and every leftover scan is free with no limit, and you can clean up the leftovers of 3 apps a day for free. There are no ads and no upsell pop-ups. Unlimited, a one-time $4.95 USD payment, adds unlimited clean-up, forced uninstall and batch uninstall.
Can it delete something I still need?
It is built not to. Anything another installed program uses, shared publisher folders and keys, Windows' own folders and registry keys, and well-known folders like Program Files and Documents are never offered, and the same check runs again before every deletion. Only items it is sure about are ticked, and everything removed is backed up so you can undo it.
How does Undo work?
Registry items are exported to .reg files before they are deleted (no backup, no delete), files go to the Recycle Bin, and services, scheduled tasks and firewall rules are backed up too. One click in the summary or in History puts the leftovers back. The program itself needs its installer to come back.
What leftovers does it find?
Folders and files, shortcuts, registry keys, services, scheduled tasks, startup entries, Run-box entries and firewall rules. Choose Safe, Balanced (the default) or Deep; Deep also checks file-type handlers and COM classes that point into the program's folder.
What if a program won't uninstall?
If its uninstaller fails or is cancelled, the program keeps its folder and nothing is ticked, and you can run the uninstaller again. With Unlimited, Force uninstall removes a program whose uninstaller is missing or broken: its folder, list entry, Windows Installer registration and everything that points into the folder.
How is it different from Revo Uninstaller or IObit Uninstaller?
It does what their free versions do (uninstall, leftover scan, Store apps, export, drag-and-drop) and adds what most uninstallers only sell: backups with one-click undo, a traces scan, restore points, a reason and confidence for every leftover, and silent uninstall. There are no upsell pop-ups or bundled offers, and Unlimited is $4.95 once instead of a yearly subscription. It does not monitor new installs in real time.
Does it need administrator rights?
No, it runs as a normal user. Uninstallers ask for permission themselves when they need it, and removing leftovers from protected places such as Program Files or system services takes one Windows prompt per clean-up. Items in your own profile are removed without a prompt.
Is it safe to install?
Yes. It is made and published by XTO Pty Ltd, an Australian company. There are no ads, no bundled offers and no account, it needs no administrator rights, nothing is uploaded, and, fittingly, it uninstalls cleanly from Windows Settings.
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Uninstall programs completely, and undo it if you change your mind. Free to use every day, $4.95 once if you ever want Unlimited.
- No ads
- No malware
- No account
- No subscription