This applies to users who want to completely detach and let go of Spotify from their computers or devices. If you’re on Windows 7, the most popular OS in the world, and are struggling to wipe out the app from your computer, this is for you.

How to entirely remove Spotify on Windows 7

Method 1 – Manually uninstall Spotify

This is a delicate process because you have to physically remove each file and/or folder related to Spotify and ensure that it is completely cleared from your computer before you proceed, otherwise, it will linger somewhere within. Users taking the manual option to completely uninstall the app, and related files or elements are cautioned to ensure they clean out everything because Windows Uninstaller may not be effective in removing the app.  Most related files will still remain after removing or uninstalling the application itself, which can affect successful reinstallation of the app. Ideally, to uninstall any program from your computer, you’d have to go through the Control Panel, then find the necessary program and uninstall it. In order to carry out a complete uninstall of the app by yourself, here are quick and easy steps to follow: Once you’ve successfully followed these steps, the next phase will be to completely clear out any files related to the app that is still within your computer. Follow these steps to clear any related files: You can also use these steps to completely delete any elements leftover that is on your local C drive: Other users have used the steps below: When asked whether you want to proceed with uninstalling, as usual, click Yes.

Method 2 – Use an uninstaller to automatically and completely remove/delete Spotify

If you take this option, you’ll have to download a third-party uninstaller. This option is much better if you are not willing to meddle with registry entries and make changes on your own. Third-party uninstallers clear all associated files and folders, remove registry entries assigned to Spotify, and allow you to start from a scratch without worrying about possible corruption. The whole procedure is rather intuitive and all you need to do is identify Spotify on the list of installed applications. Then, just click Uninstall and, once this process is complete, scan the computer for any leftover elements, then reboot your computer. Speaking of uninstalling software leftovers, check out this article to see what are the best tools to use. Let us know if these worked for you, in the comments section. RELATED STORIES TO CHECK OUT:

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