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<p>The procedure is the same as installing, so please follow the <ahref="#not-using-git">relevant instructions</a>.</p>
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<p>To uninstall <strong>PyRadio</strong> you will have to use the “<strong>-u</strong>” (uninstall) parameter.</p>
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<p>This procedure will remove any <strong>Pyradio</strong> files installed in your system, but will leave instact <strong>PyRadio</strong> configuration files or uninstall python, mplayer, or git from your system.</p>
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<p>This procedure will remove any <strong>Pyradio</strong> files installed in your system, but will leave instact <strong>PyRadio</strong> configuration files and python, mplayer and git (if installed).</p>
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<p>To uninstall <strong>PyRadio</strong> open a console (press the <strong>Win</strong> key, type <strong>cmd</strong> and press <strong>ENTER</strong> or if you are on Windows 10, use <strong>Run it as Administrator</strong> as you can see in the following image).</p>
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<p><atarget="_blank" href="https://members.hellug.gr/sng/pyradio/run-as-admin.jpg">Run as Administrator</a></p>
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<p>Then navigate to the previously downloaded <strong>Pyradio</strong> setup folder, and execute <em>devel\build_install_pyradio -u</em>.</p>
<p>In this example, running <em>devel\build_install_pyradio -u</em> has removed <strong>PyRadio</strong> python 3.7 installation files.</p>
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<p>The script has detected (and removed) version <em>8.8</em> (probably the current or previous version), along with verisons <em>7.9</em> and <em>6.3</em> (older versions previously installed).</p>
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<p>The script has detected (and removed) version <em>0.8.8</em> (probably the current or previous version), along with verisons <em>0.7.9</em> and <em>0.6.3</em> (older versions previously installed).</p>
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<p>I would recommend to execute <em>devel\build_install_pyradio -u</em> from time to time, and reinstall <strong>PyRadio</strong> right after its completion.</p>
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# PyRadio
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# PyRadio on Windows
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Command line internet radio player.
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**PyRadio**: Command line internet radio player.
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Ben Dowling - [https://github.com/coderholic](https://github.com/coderholic)
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To uninstall **PyRadio** you will have to use the "**-u**" (uninstall) parameter.
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This procedure will remove any **Pyradio** files installed in your system, but will leave instact **PyRadio** configuration files or uninstall python, mplayer, or git from your system.
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This procedure will remove any **Pyradio** files installed in your system, but will leave instact **PyRadio** configuration files and python, mplayer and git (if installed).
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To uninstall **PyRadio** open a console (press the **Win** key, type **cmd** and press **ENTER** or if you are on Windows 10, use **Run it as Administrator** as you can see in the following image).
In this example, running *devel\\build_install_pyradio -u* has removed **PyRadio** python 3.7 installation files.
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The script has detected (and removed) version *8.8* (probably the current or previous version), along with verisons *7.9* and *6.3* (older versions previously installed).
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The script has detected (and removed) version *0.8.8* (probably the current or previous version), along with verisons *0.7.9* and *0.6.3* (older versions previously installed).
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I would recommend to execute *devel\\build_install_pyradio -u* from time to time, and reinstall **PyRadio** right after its completion.
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