Request for a clean tool for AnyDVD & other SlySoft products

Even though i never seem to have any issues uninstalling, installing or updating AnyDVD & other SlySoft products, i would like to request a clean tool for AnyDVD and other SlySoft products in general, this would cut down on support requests and also some issues that some people seem to have when they update thier SlySoft product to a new version.

I think this would be a very good utility for SlySoft to release and i would also like to know what other SlySoft customers think of this idea.

 

This is my personal opinion: I think this is a good idea.

 

Yes agreed. But the clean tool should only be made available to registered users, perhaps from a link emailed by Slysoft support to the given user in need.
If it was mass distributed, it could be misused to perpetually re-start the 30 day trial. (and if it couldn't do that... it wouldn't truly be a cleaner)

-W

 

The Slysoft cleaner simply doesn't need to remove that information.

 

It would very easily get out Clams. There is already programs out there that do it already. I think the uninstaller (with maybe a few tweaks) is all we need. If a tool was created to get rid of AnyDVD totally, then there would be no need for a trial as users would just need to use it.

 

I bet if one was made it wouldn't dig deep in the root directory to remove the fact a 21 day trial has been used or used up. But a good Ideal.

 

The clean tool could leave only the trial onfo where it is, untouched, and if this tool was only for registered users then what about the people that are within the trial period that are having issues, also if this was for registerd users only, then this wouldn't cut down as much as it could on support requests.

 

I would like to ask a question here, when you are uninstalling AnyDVD, doesn't it ask you if you would like to keep or remove your reg information, other than that I think everything is deleted upon uninstalling. I have to admit that I have never had the reason to uninstall any Slysoft products so I may be wrong here. I know Nero employs a " Clean Tool " but that program is so bloated it integrates with all sorts of things in your computer, but I do not believe this is the case with AnyDVD. Again, please, I am only speculating.

 

If the clean tool removed all and I mean all traces of anydvd what would be the reason to purchase? As after 21 days a user would use clean tool and reinstall anydvd for another 21 day trial? Private public it doesn't matter it will get out as mentioned and then slysoft would hurt.

 

Yes, this is your license key info that's being deleted off your system (not trial information).

Some people have corrupt installations. This is why a clean tool would be useful. There are a few people who can't get Anydvd running properly (and I suspect it's because of previous messed up installations). There are a few people who can't uninstall Anydvd properly (uninstall crashes on them).

The clean tool wouldn't have to be incorporated into Anydvd--just offered as a small separate download.

 

This is why i said that the info for the trial period should be left untouched, to prevent people from geting another 21 days trial.

 

Thanks Webslinger for the explaination, as I said I have never experienced a corrupt download so I had to ask. But now I see you are right and this probably would be useful, thanks again.

 

I meant more of a corrupt installation (due perhaps to an antivirus program or something else blocking part of the installation)

 

AnyDVD still keeps a registry entry when you uninstall so that you can't uninstall and reinstall to get a new trial right? Zepter? With embedded nulls?

 

I asked a question, that is not spreading false rumors. I never got an answer either.

 

"Clean Tool" ?

Here's a Great "Clean Tool" for Free. It "scrubs" Windows XP registry very well. I use it to remove uninstaller references, missing shorcuts & MUI's.
www.ccleaner.com "Crap Cleaner" :agree:

 

What if the uninstall program fails to run?