If I were to want to totally delete 2024 from my system, which I do, how would I do a complete uninstall? Thanks…
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Uninstall from Windows main menu and remove all left over folders.
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You might want to check out Revo Uninstaller, it cleans up everything!
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On Windows 11 one would go to Settings (Windows key + I) > Apps > Installed Apps > find MSFS 2024 in the list > click the 3 dots far right and select Uninstall.
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Hi, did you find a satisfactory solution? I’m so looking to find a clean uninstall to start again!
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Have not found a total solution yet. I deleted everything I felt safe deleting, but it still left me with lots of GB still somewhere!
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Did you delete the folder in your appdata directory? It would contain the rolling cache file that would be 16GB by default.
Thanks I’ll give your suggestion a try.
My controllers seem to be in a complete mess. Many disconnected, I only fly in VR and this is now impossible. Please advise the procedure for uninstalling 2024 and reinstalling - a fresh start is called for now. Thank you.
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We need answers to this. Is there anything else we need to remove after doing the uninstall? MS has a habit of not removing everything.
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Use Revo Uninstaller - it works great. I use it to uninstall everything, even chipset and video drivers.
Revo uses the regular Windows app uninstaller that would normally run and immediately afterwards, you can have Revo do a scan whichs finds all the leftover garbage the uninstaller left behind Clean as a whistle when done and Revo is free.
Youtube videos are available so you can see how it works.
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Get revo Uninstaller. It will delete anything and everything. All remaining folders and all. Watch Jay’s 2 cents on you tube. He explains it very well.
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Another plug for Revo Uninstaller. Have been using it for a year now to get rid of apps and other junk that gets installed. And it works great.
If u have steam version u can delete first by steam ?