Installing a game is not difficult; doing it the other way around is. In this guide you will find information on how to professionally get rid of Star Citizen from your hard drive.
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When uninstalling Star Citizen you can, of course, simply delete the game folder, but there are better ways of doing that.
In this guide we will tell you how to uninstall Star Citizen in a professional manner. Not only will you get rid of the game from your hard drive, but you will also be able to easily return to it in the future.
We often uninstall a game because we are bored with it. However, there is nothing to prevent us from returning to the game in the future.
Sometimes we are forced to get rid of a game because of unfixable bugs. A while later we install it again to see if our problem has been solved.
When uninstalling Star Citizen it is worth to remember to take some steps to make it easier for ourselves to get back into the game.
Before uninstalling, you may want to take the time to save your control settings or modify the user.cfg file. This way you will not have to go through the trouble of reconfiguring them when you return to Star Citizen.
How to save control settings:
How to save settings from the user.cfg file:
After moving your important files to a safe place, you can focus on uninstalling Star Citizen. This process can be divided into two steps, which you can find below.
The first step in the uninstall process should be uninstalling the RSI Launcher. This will get rid of most of the game files.
To fully get rid of Star Citizen from your hard drive, you will need to delete any files left after uninstalling RSI Launcher.
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