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Troubleshooting / Re: Completely uninstall 7th Heaven on steam Deck
« on: 2024-04-09 11:22:57 »
Hey! Uninstalling 7th Heaven on Steam Deck requires a different approach since it runs on Linux (SteamOS). Here's what you can do:
1. Uninstall via Apps Menu:
Go to the Steam Deck interface.
Click "Steam" in the bottom left corner.
Select "Settings" -> "System" -> "Software".
Find "7th Heaven" in the list and click "Uninstall".
2. Manual Cleanup (Optional):
While the App Menu uninstall should remove most files, you can manually check for leftovers:
Open Konsole (terminal app) in Desktop Mode.
Type find ~/.local/share/ -name "*7thHeaven*" (press Enter). This searches for 7th Heaven folders in your user directory.
If any folders are found, you can type rm -rf <folder_name> (replace <folder_name> with the actual name and press Enter) to delete them. However, be cautious with this command as it permanently removes files.
3. No Registry Cleaning Needed:
Since SteamOS is Linux-based, it doesn't use a Windows registry. The "FF7-REMOVE-Keys.exe" is specifically for Windows. You don't need to worry about registry cleaning on your Steam Deck.
That should completely remove 7th Heaven from your Steam Deck!
1. Uninstall via Apps Menu:
Go to the Steam Deck interface.
Click "Steam" in the bottom left corner.
Select "Settings" -> "System" -> "Software".
Find "7th Heaven" in the list and click "Uninstall".
2. Manual Cleanup (Optional):
While the App Menu uninstall should remove most files, you can manually check for leftovers:
Open Konsole (terminal app) in Desktop Mode.
Type find ~/.local/share/ -name "*7thHeaven*" (press Enter). This searches for 7th Heaven folders in your user directory.
If any folders are found, you can type rm -rf <folder_name> (replace <folder_name> with the actual name and press Enter) to delete them. However, be cautious with this command as it permanently removes files.
3. No Registry Cleaning Needed:
Since SteamOS is Linux-based, it doesn't use a Windows registry. The "FF7-REMOVE-Keys.exe" is specifically for Windows. You don't need to worry about registry cleaning on your Steam Deck.
That should completely remove 7th Heaven from your Steam Deck!