Safely Uninstall in Quantity
My current external hard drive is "G:\" which is a 640GB... used for games and backups. I try to keep my laptop C:\ resurved for more serious documents and programs. I have a 1TB drive on order. I plan to replace my current G:\ drive with it and give the old one to my cousin.
I want to clear to old drive before giving it to him, but I do not want to simply select all and press delete (booby move)! Uninstalling each program on the drive could take a bit of time for me (and I am always looking for an easier way to do things).
Is there an uninstaller program that can filter C:\ and G:\... detect everything installed on the G:\ drive and uninstall as if I uninstalled everything one at a time?
I have been using Revo-Uninstaller, but that's not going to do what I want. In case you guys need to know...HP Pavilion dv9548us Notebook PC.
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Mark
PS. ...do not care about whether or not it's freeware, although I prefer it free solution.
I want to clear to old drive before giving it to him, but I do not want to simply select all and press delete (booby move)! Uninstalling each program on the drive could take a bit of time for me (and I am always looking for an easier way to do things).
Is there an uninstaller program that can filter C:\ and G:\... detect everything installed on the G:\ drive and uninstall as if I uninstalled everything one at a time?
I have been using Revo-Uninstaller, but that's not going to do what I want. In case you guys need to know...HP Pavilion dv9548us Notebook PC.
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Mark
PS. ...do not care about whether or not it's freeware, although I prefer it free solution.
I dont think there is a piece of software out there that has that functionality. If you would like to make sure your files cannot be recovered from that hard drive use a shredder program (see http://ezinearticles.com/?How-to-Permanently-Delete-Files---Using-Windows-Secret-Built-In-Tool&id=1145950)
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Thanks Dave