I have an issue where I installed sourcetree a while back, then upgraded to windows 10 and that had some drive letters changed. Now I can neither use sourcetree as I used to, nor can I uninstall and reinstall it. Is there a way to remove the installation without having to refer to the drive letter?
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Someone here might know, but the problem sounds like it is outside of the typical uninstaller capability. You might have more luck asking on some sort of Windows Admin forum. The solution may involve some registry hacks or something.
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