[tujcg]

Hello,

Before installing a new version of itunes,

http://www.weplug.com/images_1/76357392204983b13caf9b70812a2abd20090605163043.jpg

I chose to uninstall the version in place by using Total Uninstall.
This seems to uninstall without problem, but when trying to restart my computer, the bios no longer found the system Windows.
Here are some images for illustration, that show the available commands , but I could not go further. There were a loop on the screen that shows the Dell logo

http://www.weplug.com/images_1/e2955c380a3ec93e640d34fa51424ee520090605163043.jpg

http://www.weplug.com/images_1/b2858cad6c5e1201ba89330c93a8ccd720090605163044.jpg

http://www.weplug.com/images_1/73854c12afbc306fd091c58193c37c8520090605163044.jpg

As I was traveling, I waited to return home to have my rescue CD. It allowed me to reinstall the laptop in a recent configuration with a clone made by Trueimage (27/05/2009)

So, I have in Totaluninstal, the installation of itunes which seems to lead to a risky uninstall
Is it useful to send you this record to explain why the uninstall failed?

Thank you

[admin]

It appears that is a problem with the boot information because the BIOS cannot find it.
Total Uninstall don't touch this. It think is only a coincidence.
I suggest to check the file system integrity (logical) and eventually fix the MBR ("Hiren's boot CD" can help to diagnose further and maybe fix the boot problem).

I can check myself more in this case if you can provide the TU version (specify if the iTune program was monitored or not), OS version, iTune version (download link will help). Please send all details to email support@martau.com.

[admin]

The CHIP German magazine from August 2009 tested 5 uninstallers. In one of the tests, the ITunes was monitored and uninstalled. There was no problem.
Of course, the test winner was TOTAL UNINSTALL.

[Peter]

Hey guys

I am from Germany, here is a big review of the article: http://www.chip.de/artikel/Uninstaller- ... 53340.html

Of course in german

Peter