I need to do this too. I just updated fences and my whole windows desktop went to Hades, so to speak.

Please, EVERYBODY, use system restore to make a restore point BEFORE you upgrade Fences. I did not: huge mistake. Nightmare!

The ap called BugSplat is a terrible idea because it pops up automatically and is a bear to close. If you can't close it then you cannot remove Fences in Windows Programs and Features part of Control Panel. And there are times it is necessary to uninstall and then reinstall Fences. This is hard to do because of bugSplat dll being open and preventing this being done.

The issues I had with 3.05 are two:

1

The 'configure fences' click spot did appear as it should with a right mouse click when 3.05 first started. But once you reconfigured Fences then that 'configure fences' click spot would not appear with a right mouse click. I had the rollup feature unchecked and therefore many fences were open and there was no way to close them. And no way to reconfigure to get the rollup feature to work. Basically, this made Windows almost unusable.

2

In trying to uninstall Fences temporarily it could not be done because the Bugsplat program was running and could not be closed. Not even with Windows Task Manager. This prevented uninstalling Fences completely.

But doing a partial uninstall of fences 3.05 and then reinstalling 3.00 restored Fences to running properly. I have always found Fences to be a great program and still do. I will avoid 3.05.

We have rolled back 3.07 on Steam so that we can address some issues. If you uninstall, reboot, then reinstall, you will get 3.05.

Running 3.07, I got your Bugsplat popup, which has no indication of where it came from. (My Fences was still working, hadn't "crashed.")

Tracing from Task Manager I found that is was your offensively stupid software/decision.  I uninstalled 3.07, including deleting the Bugsplat remnants, and reinstalled 3.05, only to find that it's also included in 3.05. 

Maybe it's been there for years, and only now some flaw in 3.07 brought it to light.  I don't care, get rid of it.  You obviously can't be trusted to use it responsibly ... for example an option in "Configure Fences" to disable it, or at a minimum a different skin on it to indicate it's your software and not malware.

Including it is clearly doing you more harm than good.  Get rid of it or I'm done with Stardock.

Give this a Try ..Check it out 

http://quickremovevirus.com/how-do-i-delete-bug-splat/

Just download the latest version from your account here: http://download.stardock.com