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Windows 10 - Uninstall Exercism #4859

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rustumza opened this issue May 20, 2019 · 4 comments
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Windows 10 - Uninstall Exercism #4859

rustumza opened this issue May 20, 2019 · 4 comments

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@rustumza
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Hello.
I need to uninstall Exercism in my laptop

I cannot find the program in the list of program and I cannot find an executable to uninstall under the Exercism folder.

Also, I cannot find the instructions on the webpage.

I am using Windows 10.

Thanks a lot.

@NobbZ
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NobbZ commented May 20, 2019

How you remove exercism depends on how you actually installed it in the first place.

If you did a manual installation, try where exercism in a terminal and delete the folder the output points you to, also remember to remove that folder from your PATH, thats it.

If you used choco, then its choco uninstall exercism-io-cli as far as I remember

If you used the exercism installer though, I have no clue, never used it… Perhaps @exercism/windows
or @exercism/windows-installer do know more about it?

@rustumza
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rustumza commented May 20, 2019 via email

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do know more about it

Regarding the Windows Installer. The only altering action it takes is to add the location of the CLI, indicated by the user, to the PATH. The installer determines for you if you need the 32/64 bit version of the CLI. Then fetches the appropriate ZIP file from GitHub and then extracts the CLI contained within to the indicated folder. The extracted EXE is not registered with Windows so Windows knows nothing about the CLI. To uninstall the CLI simply delete the executable and if you like remove the associated path information from PATH.

Whether you installed manually or used the Windows Installer the removal process is the same.

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This can probably be closed.

@iHiD iHiD closed this as completed May 21, 2019
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