CIS does not clean it's self entirely from system after uninstall

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@MartiusD post:32

I believe that most 3rd party uninstallers run the application’s standard uninstall first and then clean up leftover items from the registry and hard disk. They therefor cannot “disrupt the conventional uninstall process” because it has already finished before they delete anything. The only risk is that they might delete something belonging to another program. Most of them allow the user to select which of the detected items should be deleted.

Hi MartiusD,
This is not entirely accurate, some programs uninstallers (CIS) requires a reboot for the process to complete.
This uninstall process can easily be disrupted by allowing the 3rd party uninstaller to take over the uninstall process before the programs own uninstaller finalises, which could be removing vital data, files and entries required for the completion of the process which occurs during reboot and in my opinion could easily be resulting in possible corrupt uninstallations.
No disrespect to Chiron or Revo intended.
Example below:

@Chiron post:1

…Revo will first uninstall it normally using the builit-in CIS uninstaller. When the CIS uninstaller finishes it will prompt you to reboot, but select no and let Revo complete its process. It will then search for, and find, most files/entries that are left over. I would recommend that you delete all. After this restart your system…

Kind regards.