I am wondering if I am encountering the same bug with Windows 10 discussed in this post.
I am having a problem with uninstalling a program installed by a standard user without elevation.
I am using INNO Setup, so I have PrivilegesRequired=lowest, and INNO does not prompt for elevated privilege, and installs for the current user, and creates an uninstaller, e.g. uninst000.exe, in my application folder, and I have INNO put an icon for the uninstaller in a Start Menu group for my app (all this done for the current user). INNO also adds an item in the Settings/Apps & Features applet of Windows 10 (this is where the problem comes in).
If the uninstaller is launched from the Start menu icon, there is no prompt for elevated privilege, and my app uninstalls with no trouble.
If the uninstaller is launched from the Apps & Features, a prompt for elevated privilege appears, and if admin credentials are entered (which they must be), the app is not uninstalled correctly. Some things are uninstalled, but not everything. App files are removed, and the start menu group is removed, but additional cleanup actions in INNO's [UninstallRun] section are not getting done. Also, the Uninstall item is not removed from the list in Apps & Features.
So my question is, is this caused by the Windows 10 bug mentioned in the earlier post?