When I install / uninstall something, I add / remove it from a master list. In my eyes the way to avoid this is to keep yourself current. But no one likes doing that because you don’t want take the time to backup everything or fear you’re going to lose something or… the worst part… you don’t want to spend the time reinstalling everything. The best way to clean this up is with a complete system reinstall after blowing away the partition. No matter how hard you try, your machine is never fully clean. Laptops slow down over time from all the cruft you acquire on your main drive. You’re a developer, you know that periodic spring cleanings are good. Well a few months ago I cataloged everything. I've always wanted to get there but never took the time up front. The other trick is to get yourself setup with scripted installs where you can run a script that downloads & installs everything for you. I opt to have all my settings synced in cloud options through the system (like Visual Studio, Creative Cloud, etc) or by exporting the settings to a cloud sync platform (Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, etc).
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