Fixing Call of Duty Uninstallation Issues
## Direct Answer
To fix Call of Duty won’t uninstall, try the following:
1. Use the uninstaller in the Start menu,
2. Remove any remaining files,
3. Use the built-in Windows uninstaller,
4. Utilize a third-party uninstaller,
5. Manually delete remaining files and registry entries.
## Step-by-Step Guide
1. **Access the Start menu**: Click the Start button and locate Call of Duty in the list of installed applications.
2. **Initiate uninstallation**: Click on Call of Duty and select “Uninstall” to begin the uninstall process.
3. **Run the built-in uninstaller**: If the game is installed via Battle.net or Steam, use their built-in uninstallers to remove the game.
4. **Remove remaining files**: Delete any remaining files and folders related to Call of Duty from the “Program Files” and “AppData” directories.
5. **Use a third-party uninstaller**: Utilize a tool like CCleaner or Revo Uninstaller to scan for and remove leftover files and registry entries.
## Frequently Asked Questions
### Q: What if the uninstaller doesn’t work?
A: If the uninstaller doesn’t work, try using the Windows built-in uninstaller or a third-party uninstaller.
### Q: How do I delete registry entries?
A: Use the Registry Editor (regedit.exe) to manually delete any remaining Call of Duty registry entries.
### Q: Will uninstalling Call of Duty delete my game saves?
A: Uninstalling Call of Duty should not delete your game saves, but it’s always a good idea to back them up before uninstalling.
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