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: Many programs deliberately leave behind user settings and customizations in case you decide to reinstall the software later.

When you use a program's default uninstaller, it typically follows a set routine: closing active processes, removing the main executable files, and deleting some associated folders. However, "complete" uninstalls are surprisingly uncommon because: uninstaller

: Some files are shared between multiple applications from the same developer; removing them could break other software. : Many programs deliberately leave behind user settings