Well maybe if Windows applications were packaged similar to MacOS (one of the few things I like) with the application data and user data for the application in

Well maybe if Windows applications were packaged similar to MacOS (one of the few things I like) with the application data and user data for the application in 2 folders then it wouldn't be such an issue. Most Windows apps sit under program files, some sit directly on drive root. But all spray configuration/user data files for themselves all over the damn place, requiring unique uninstallers. MS, build app install/uninstall into Windows directly...