FL Studio Uninstallation | MacOS Archive

FL Studio Uninstallation | MacOS Archive

Shoaib Khan

It is mandatory to Remove your any previous version of FL before installing the New One...
Follow each and every steps carefully.

1. Restart your computer and do not open FL Studio until you have completed this list. This will make sure no files are locked and in use.

2. Make sure you have backed up all your personal projects and files! The best way to avoid issues is to make sure everything that is yours is OUTSIDE the FL Studio folders.
NOTE: Your project files are, by default, in - '[Macintosh HD]/Users/[user account]/Documents/Image-Line/FL Studio'. This location is set by the User data folder. If this is the case, deleting the folders below won't delete any personal data.

3. Show hidden folders if you have not already done this. Use (Cmd + Shift + .) to show hidden folders at 5 & 6 below.

4. Delete FL Studio application. Drag and drop the FL Studio icon to the Trash.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Any personal files (projects, samples, etc.) left in the Package Contents folder under - Finder > Applications > FL Studio.app > Content, will be deleted! Take a moment to reevaluate your life choices, as this is not the place for personal data so move your files outside of the FL Studio.app folder before removing FL Studio, if you put anything there you want to keep.

5. Now Go to '[Macintosh HD]/Library/Application Support/Image-Line' and Delete the Whole Image-line Folder from their.

6. Go to [Macintosh HD]/Users/[user account]/Library/Preferences and Delete the Image -line Folder

7. Open Finder & Navigate to '.../Library/Application Support/' and delete the 'Image-Line' folder.

8. Again Open Finder and Navigate to '.../Users/Your_Username/Library/Preferences/' and delete the 'Image-Line' folder.
Note: If the Library folder is not visible in the User folder you must right-click within the Finder and choose 'Show view options > Show Library folder'.

9. Clear Your Empty Bin and Restart Your Mac

Done...

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