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isn't there also an uninstaller in the gog folder too? try that instead of the windows add and remove programs.
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Truth007: isn't there also an uninstaller in the gog folder too? try that instead of the windows add and remove programs.
The game folders no longer existed in the OPs situation, as the drive they (the games) were installed on became corrupt, due to a drive crash...

Edit: But the entries for the games were still listed in the list of installed programs.
Post edited July 13, 2021 by Trooper1270
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nightcraw1er.488: Unfortunately even with the best uninstall software programs install files everywhere, especially modern games which seem to need things in several different places.
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rtcvb32: It really shouldn't. The only place 'more than one' should go, is separate saves directory (which it isn't standardized so it could be one of 8 places) or the dependencies/dll's, which shouldn't be installed by that program anyways.

Of course in the event it can't find a certain set of dll's, if you put it in the same working directory as the program it will find it there... It's just part of the PATH.
You would be suprised. Amongst the offering are save games, and pictures in documents, settings files in documents, install location and in other folders. If the game needs a client then it’s likely that gets installed with its own folders, then if it’s unity it sets up a whole telemetry subfolder system, and unreal has its own set(s) of folders. It’s spirals rapidly.