At some point, you may need to simply uninstall Unify completely from your system, so you can start over with a new install. The process is partly a manual one, and is slightly different for Mac and Windows machines.
See also Unify files and folders for an overview of the files/folders you are about to delete.
There is no automatic uninstaller for the Mac version of Unify, so the entire process is manual.
1. Remove the main Unify data folder
2. Remove the Unify app and plug-ins Note these are NOT in your own user folders.
You may be prompted to enter your password to confirm some or all of these deletions.
3. Remove the entire Unify settings folder
4. Empty the Trash
5. OPTIONAL: tell MacOS to forget earlier installs This step is almost never necessary. Please do this ONLY if directed to do so by PlugInGuru technical support.
sudo pkgutil –forget com.pluginguru.Unify
and hit Enter/Returnsudo pkgutil –forget com.pluginguru.UnifyData
and hit Enter/Returnsudo pkgutil –forget com.pluginguru.UnifyUpdate
and hit Enter/Return1. Remove the main Unify data folder
2. Use the Windows uninstaller
The uninstaller does a pretty good job of removing the Unify app and many other files, but won't remove any of Unify's data, including the primary data folder and the folder where its settings files are kept. The following steps allow you to ensure that nothing is left behind.
3. Remove the Unify app and bundled plug-ins/helpers Note these are NOT in your own user folders.
4. Remove the Unify plug-ins
You may be prompted to enter your password to confirm some or all of these deletions.
5. Remove the entire Unify settings folder