How do I do a FULL uninstall?

How do I do a complete uninstall of n-Track on Mac? I delete the program, search for “n-track” in the “hidden” library and delete every file it can find, but STILL, after I have reinstalled the program, my old settings is applied from the start.

For some reason I can no longer click on any effect in a track’s effect list. I can ad an effect, but I can not click up the effect’s window and adjust it. Don’t know WHAT to do.

you can do so from inside windows, that is going to depend on what version (Xp, Vista, 7) you have.

XP Start>Control Panel>add/remove hardware (select it from list click uninstall.

VISTA Start>control Panel>default programs ect.

dontcare :cool:

Quote: (dontcare @ Nov. 04 2012, 6:11 PM)

you can do so from inside windows, that is going to depend on what version (Xp, Vista, 7) you have.

XP
Start>Control Panel>add/remove hardware (select it from list click uninstall.

VISTA Start>control Panel>default programs ect.

dontcare
:cool:

"How do I do a complete uninstall of n-Track on Mac?" (Mountain Lion)

sorry I missed that OS Gatubarn,

I’m sure there is a way, but I’m not sure this is the best forum to be asking,

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Using Finder to remove Application Bundles and Additional Files
Using Finder to remove applications and all preference files
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Using Finder to remove applications and all preference files

To manually remove an application and all associated files:

Launch Activity Monitor and change “My Processes” at the top to “All Processes”, then make sure the app you want to remove is not running. If it is, quit the process before proceeding.
Launch Finder and search for the app name (hopefully unique, such as Skype)
You can narrow the search to specific folders or search your whole Mac
Searching “File Name” vs “Contents” usually provides better results.
Click the + button below the search term to add criteria
Click the search criteria drop-down and select “Other…”, then “System files”
Click the “don’t include” and change to “include”
Sort by name, kind, date, etc. to identify components of the app, such as folders, .plist files, cache files. etc.
Delete all files and folders related to the app.
Don’t empty your Trash until you’ve determined that everything is working OK, in case you need to restore something you deleted by accident.
A reboot might be necessary to completely remove some apps.


link
to article.

dontcare :cool: