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I've installed cordova via npm and i did it globally, now i would like to remove it to reinstall it on single app folder Any clue on how to do it safely? Try sudo npm uninstall cordova -g to uninstall it globally and then just npm install cordova without the -g flag after cd ing to the local app directory Try this for Windows: npm uninstall -g cordova Try this for MAC: sudo npm uninstall -g cordova You can also add Cordova like this: If You Want To install the previous version of Cordova through the Node Package Manager (npm): npm install -g cordova@3.6.3-0.2.13 If You Want To install the

My system is F'd. How do I completely uninstall rails, ruby and rubygems? any suggestions on where to go to reinstall from scratch? Best practices? I'd like to get back to 3.0 beta Thanks! Simone Carletti I suggest you to simply uninstall all Gems using gem uninstall [name_of_gem] , then use RVM to install a new Ruby version and make it the default one. RVM also makes incredibly easy to remove a Ruby version and all its data since it installs everything in a folder within your home directory. You can use gem uninstall to delete all gems as follows: gem list --no-version | xargs gem uninstall

Is this possible? All I can see searching around is basically that I need to use 3rd party tools (e.g. Orca) to get GUIDs from my existing MSIs and configure InstallShield with these to uninstall the existing version. I've tried one or two of these sets of instructions but nothing has worked so far. Probably because I'm doing something wrong, but it seems I'm jumping through a lot of hoops to do something that I would think should be relatively straight-forward. Hasn't this problem been solved before? The top result in google points to this answer : open your old MSI with Orca and get its

I wrote an app with device admin enabled (DevicePolicyManager) and installed. But when I want to uninstall it, it returns failed with this message WARN/PackageManager(69): Not removing package com.mypackage.test: has active device admin How can I uninstall it, or uninstall it programmically? Thanks. Atmaram Go to SETTINGS->Location and Security-> Device Administrator and deselect the admin which you want to uninstall. Now uninstall the application. If it still says you need to deactivate the application before uninstalling, you may need to Force Stop the application before uninstalling. You

I can uninstall an app on the device from my computer using adb uninstall <package_name> , but I'd like to do the same with a script on the actual device. I've also tried running an android.intent.action.DELETE intent using am but it prompts the user for confirmation. Given that the device is rooted, is it possible to run a command on the device to uninstall an app without requiring user action/confirmation ? Trying using the pm command : pm uninstall <package_name> or pm uninstall -k <package_name> The -k flag keeps the data and cache directories after the package is removed. I haven't tested

I've installed grunt using sudo npm install grunt and now I can't remove it. I've tried: $ sudo npm uninstall grunt But it gives me a WARN : npm WARN uninstall not installed in /home/kuba/projects/node_modules: "grunt-cli" I've also tried rm , remove and unlink . and -g options, but those give: npm WARN uninstall not installed in /usr/lib/node_modules: "grunt" But I still can run grunt from command line. EDIT : $ whereis grunt grunt: /usr/local/bin/grunt $ file /usr/local/bin/grunt /usr/local/bin/grunt: symbolic link to `../lib/node_modules/grunt/bin/grunt' $ ls /usr/local/lib/node_modules

Is there a way to simply uninstall all unused(undeclared) dependencies from a Node.js project (ones that are no longer defined in my package.json .) When I update my application I like to have the unreferenced packages removed automatically. Darkhogg Run npm prune to remove modules not listed in package.json . From npm help prune : This command removes "extraneous" packages. If a package name is provided, then only packages matching one of the supplied names are removed. Extraneous packages are packages that are not listed on the parent package's dependencies list. If the --production flag is

I know We can uninstall a windows application using its MSI by passing command arguments as follows, Process p = new Process(); p.StartInfo.FileName = "msiexec.exe"; p.StartInfo.Arguments = "/x \"C:\\MyApplication.msi\"/qn"; p.Start(); But what i want to know is how can we uninstall the application without using MSI ? In the above scenario I should have the MSI in the specific location to uninstall this application, If i could unstaill using product code then I dont need to have the MSI in the target machine. According to MSDN , You can uninstall it using the product code: msiexec.exe /x {your