How do I remove the reboot deletion program from my windows 10?

It is very easy to uninstall or remove Delete.On.Reboot. Whether from your Windows 10, 8.1, or other Windows operating systems!

Content:

1.) ... Uninstall Delete.On.Reboot.
2.) ... Program parameters for Delete.On.Reboot
3.) ... Delete.On.Reboot portable Installation!

1.) Uninstall the Delete.On.Reboot.

Uninstall function via ► Main menu ► Extras ► More ► Uninstall (Delete.On.Reboot)
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OR:
If Delete.On.Reboot is running, please close the program Delete.On.Reboot!
Please uninstall regularly via ► Control Panel and ► Program and functions !

Please also read this: How can I uninstall installed programs in Windows 10?

Please always use ... the latest version of Delete.On.Reboot !

By default, Delete.On.Reboot.ini is created in the %APPDATA%/Delete.On.Reboot folder .

For portable use, please create or copy into the Delete.On.Reboot working directory of Delete.On.Reboot.ini.

Or run a portable installation (portable_install)!

(Image-1) Uninstall Reboot deletion program from windows!

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2.) Program parameters for Delete.On.Reboot.

Program Arguments (Commando Lines)

- uninstall

-?Install

- portable_install

Rename :

Delete.On.Reboot.exe

Delete.On.Reboot_Install.exe

Delete.On.Reboot_Portable_Install.exe

3. Delete.On.Reboot portable Installation!

(Image-2) Portable Delete On Reboot Tool for all Windows MS-OS!

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FAQ 2: Updated on: 10 July 2019 10:12

There are files in the Delete.On.Reboot list even though I have not added any, what is the program doing wrong? The files and folders that are to be deleted

Why are files in the Delete at Restart list, on my windows 10?

The Admin Explorer is in this deletion program to be able to drag and drop files in administrative mode The Windows Explorer runs in the standard user account

Why the Admin Explorer in a Windows delete program?

Yes, it is easy to delete or move entire directories folders under Windows 10 and 8.1, and other MS-OS With Delete.On.Reboot something is quite easy:

Can I also delete locked directories under Windows 10 and 8.1?

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