How to completely uninstall

JDL
JDL Member Posts: 2 Newcomer
edited November 2 in Native Access

Completely remove everything installed by Native Access including Native Access.

This is a nightmare.

I just want it all cleanly off of the system, please. Macbook M2 Pro - Sonoma.

As of this date, all of the latest releases are what is on this system and completely malfunctioning. I don't want to go into it further.

I want a clean removal, please.

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  • PoorFellow
    PoorFellow Member Posts: 1,102 Guru
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    How to Uninstall Native Instruments Software from a Mac Computer :  https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/210291865-How-to-Uninstall-Native-Instruments-Software-from-a-Mac-Computer

    Uninstalling NI Software from a Mac Computer [VIDEO] :  https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000596778-Uninstalling-NI-Software-from-a-Mac-Computer-VIDEO-

  • Vocalpoint
    Vocalpoint Member Posts: 520 Pro

    "As of this date, all of the latest releases are what is on this system and completely malfunctioning. I don't want to go into it further"

    The only reason they are malfunctioning is because of your use of Sonoma.

    No NI software (except Massive X) is supported in Sonoma right now.

    Install a supported OS and all should be fine.

    VP

  • JDL
    JDL Member Posts: 2 Newcomer

    It started with a password issue, and then the mess ensued. I had forgotten to check for the supported OS list.

    I just wanted to cleanly remove all traces of the product atm so that I may reinstall the product(s) later when Sonoma is fully supported. Sometimes having traces of things left behind complicates the matter. Downgrading from Sonoma might be difficult atm.

    Thank you folks for the replies.

    Thank you PoorFellow, for the links.

  • Vocalpoint
    Vocalpoint Member Posts: 520 Pro

    NI's documentation for removing their products is basic at best.

    I am not a Mac guy but can assume that no standard uninstall is going to get every trace of NI off there.

    If you really want it clean - you may have to wipe the device and start over - but that is a nuclear option.

    Over here on Windows - there are a number of tools that can really remove everything for true clean start - but that won't help your situation.

    VP

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