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10.2 - how to uninstall completely

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  • Benjamin Liddle
    Our Knowledge Base has an article on this:


    We update it regularly as needed
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  • Steffen Jahn
    Hi Ben,

    thanks a lot ! Followed the instructions - the issue stays ( seems to be a stick bomb ).

    C1 does not show my recently used sessions. Not via the menu ( file > recently used sessions ) nor when starting up the program and the splash screen asks for which session to open,

    Any ideas what I´m missing here ?


    Best - Steffen
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  • Benjamin Liddle
    Under System Preferences > General, towards the bottom, how many Recent Items do you have set?
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  • Eric Nepean
    Some ideas:
    1)Try running CaptureOne in a different user account. If problem does not follow to the other account, it is a problem at the user level, if it does it is system level.

    2) Do a full uninstall, then do a safe boot and login to an admin enabled account.

    Then open Terminal and run these commands. You will have to enter the adminstrator password

    sudo find -s / -iname "*phaseone*" ! -path "/Applications*" ! -path "/Volumes*" -ipath "*Library*"
    sudo find -s / -iname "*captureone*" ! -path "/Applications*" ! -path "/Volumes*" -ipath "*Library*"

    If there are any "finds" delete those files as well.
    Reboot and check again.
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  • Steffen Jahn
    Gentlemen,

    thanks a lot for jumping in and sending all the different approaches - suddently my computer found his brain again, all good ! Not sure which tip was helpful at the end - but it works !

    Thanks everybody - have a great weekend Ben & Eric - best - Steffen
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