I just looked.. its in there

C:\Program Files (x86)\Zenimax Online\uninstall

Moonraker wrote: »

Dwyn wrote: »

I didnt like the Beta, and it was the first ES game I could play. There is no uninstall option on the launcher, so how do I get rid of it?

On the Mac to uninstall the Launcher just drag these files to the Trash and delete;

/Applications/ZeniMax Online/Launcher.app
/Applications/ZeniMax Online/The Elder Scrolls Online Alias

If NA set Launcher it will be slightly different;

/Applications/ZeniMax Online/Launcher.app
/Applications/ZeniMax Online/The Elder Scrolls Online

if you are uninstalling everything just drag the whole ZeniMax Online folder to the Trash:

/Applications/ZeniMax Online

Then, if you played the game, you need to do the same for the Elder Scrolls Online settings folders;

/Documents/Elder Scrolls Online

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KhajitFurTrader wrote: »

LGG11 wrote: »

Want to remove to now as well ironically. And NO trash can is not the way to uninstall. I am wondering about stuff related to when i may want to reinstall in the future.

This is the Mac Tech Support forum, so we're talking about OS X here. On OS X, putting stuff into the trash is the proper way to uninstall an application. Any application, not just ESO, for that matter.

If you want to reinstall ESO in the future, just restore the most recent version of the two folders mentioned above from your Time Machine backup (or any other backup you're running), wait for the launcher to patch the game up to the current game version, and you're good to go.

Necro, but I want to clarify that this is not totally true. The only applications that can be dragged to the trash for clean uninstallation are Application Bundles (App Store Apps can be removed similarly to iOS Apps, long click and then Press (X) and confirm). Bundles are self-contained application archives/packages. Some applications simply cannot be uninstalled that way, and should not. Application installers do exist for macOS. Razer Synapse and Battle.net, for example, both need their uninstallers to be run to remove it.

The statement that Any Application can be uninstalled simply by dragging to the Trash Can is bad guidance and absolutely false. It's not true, and it's a recipe for disaster in many cases, as many popular application packages (and some games, even) on macOS distribute uninstallers specifically for this reason. They will not uninstall cleanly without being uninstalled properly, and not uninstalling them properly can cause issues in many cases.

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