Hi.
Are you able to wipe sticky folders? Those annoying folders left after a software update failure.
Hi.
Are you able to wipe sticky folders? Those annoying folders left after a software update failure.
Random named leftovers like that in the root directory = No
It would have to be coded to look for specific folder names, like how the community winapp2.ini file will clean out the C:\Config.msi folder. But if the folder names are random and not placed into a known system folder such as "C:\Windows\Temp" it's a losing battle.
If they are temporary installation folders left after an install/update failure then reinstalling/reupdating the app sucessfully should clear them.
Revo uninstaller's 'Forced Uninstall' feature may also have some success, (or may not - depends if they are in the Revo logs database), you'll need Revo Pro (or the Pro trial) to use 'Forced Uninstall'.
https://www.revouninstaller.com/how-to/use-forced-uninstall/
In older versions of Windows doing some Windows Updates would leave numbered/lettered folders behind like that, even if those updates installed successfully. I don't know if Win10 has that issue or not, although I've never seen it happen since using it.