====== Uninstalling Rhino 5 RHI Plug-ins ======
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====Problem====
Plug-ins that use the Rhino RHI installer do not have an automatic uninstall.

====Applies to====
Rhino 5 plug-ins installed using the built-in RHI installer engine.

====Solution====
Manually remove the plug-in's folder. The plug-in may be in up to three default folder locations. 

===Find the AppData location (Location 1)==
  - Close all Rhino applications.
  - Go to Windows Explorer.
  - In the address bar type **%APPDATA%**.
  - There should be a long list of folders.  Go to //McNeel > Rhinoceros > 5.0 > Plug-ins//. 
  - Find the folder that contains the name of your plug-in and delete that folder.

===Find the Common Files location (Location 2)==
  - Close all Rhino applications.
  - Go to Windows Explorer.
  - Go to the //C:\Program Files\Common Files\McNeel\Rhinoceros\5.0\Plug-ins//.
  - Find the folder that contains the name of your plug-in and delete that folder.

===Find the additional Common Files location on 64-bit systems (Location 3)==
  - Close all Rhino applications.
  - Go to Windows Explorer.
  - Go to the //C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\McNeel\Rhinoceros\5.0\Plug-ins//.
  - Find the folder that contains the name of your plug-in and delete that folder.

**Note:** Once you restart Rhino, there may be an error at start-up, but it will be a one time message only.


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