What is revo-uninstaller?

This repository describes a Windows uninstallation tool intended to go beyond what the operating system's built-in uninstaller does. When a regular uninstaller removes a program, it often leaves behind scattered files and registry entries. This tool claims to scan for all those remnants and delete them, leaving the system in a cleaner state. The described workflow uses batch scripts: one to scan for installed applications, one to list them, one to uninstall a named application, and one to verify the removal. Multiple applications can be removed in a single batch operation by passing a comma-separated list of names. Configuration options like verbosity and log file location are set in a JSON file or on the command line. The tool is described as requiring Windows 10 or newer and .NET Framework 4.5. According to the README, the project has a layered structure with separate components for the user interface, core services (scanning and uninstalling logic), data models, and utility helpers. A graphical Visual Explorer interface is mentioned alongside the command-line scripts. The deep scan operation is described as completing within five minutes on a modern system. The README is largely a generic template: it uses placeholder names throughout and the README shares the name of a well-known commercial product. It does not describe how the scanning or registry cleanup logic works internally. The project is under the MIT license.