(22/11/2011 11:45 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  Yes, you really should use the included uninstall.  Most installers warn you not to have any other program open when running it, so it's somewhat your fault if you tried to install and uninstall at the same time.
In fact, I doubt any programs are really designed to handle these situations because it can easily lead to race conditions.

Restoring system files will probably "fix" things, but not remove junk.  If you want all traces gone, and don't know how to manually do stuff, wipe the system and reinstall everything.

Unless you're referring to the "reinstall" option, which is different.

If I reinstall Sevenmizer then uninstall again, would that take the Sevenmizer folder in C://WINDOWS. I contacted the author and he said I should have uninstalled it instead of doing restore point. So, what do you think?