If the user installing the software is a Common User (%IsUseNTAdmin% = FALSE, NTFS system), the SUF Uninstall Support does not appear in "Add/Remove Programs". Am I mistaken?


In the KB article 113 "Include Uninstall Support" I can read:
"The current trend is to not have an uninstall shortcut in the Start Menu, but force users to use the "Add/Remove Programs" Windows application."

If the user has a non-Administrator profile the user can not modify the Registry outside the HKEY_CURRENT_USER settings (article 112). The "Add/Remove Programs" utility is dependent of an entry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.

It is my opinion that if the app was installed by an Administrator, and the shortcuts (including the uninstall option) are stored in the "All User" folder, there might be a problem if a "common user" uninstall the software. The uninstall option will still be present in "Add/Remove Programs". The problem has to be solved through a privilege test in the uninstall code.