Mistakes like typos might be in the following, too. See the Running Eclipse help page for details about this option.Įnter ECLIPSE_HOME at your own risk. Running Eclipse with the -clean option may help with that, as it causes Eclipse to clean the cached metadata. Note that when manually removing plugins as described above, it is likely that some metadata will still cached by Eclipse.Therefore, unless your hard disk storage capacity is extraordinarily limited, it is recommended that you simply leave the physical files in place. If you remove the wrong files from these directories, you may have quite some trouble restoring your Eclipse to a stable state. If you are removing a plugin you will have to manually remove the files there associated with the plugin from the eclipse/plugins directory.īe very cautious as to which files you delete, and always have a backup of your Eclipse directory. In order to do this, If you are removing a feature you will have to manually remove the files there associated with the feature from the eclipse/features directory and its plug-ins from the eclipse/plugins directory. They are still available on disk, and they can be enabled at any time in the future.Ĭompletely removing a Plugin from the system requires a manual process that should be done when Eclipse is not running. ' Uninstalling' a feature, using the steps above, disable the feature or plug-in. Select the plugin to Uninstall, and disable it with the task shown in the right window.
In older versions: You might need go to Help > Software Updates > Manage Configuration.Go to Eclipse > About Eclipse > Installation Details. Go to Help > About Eclipse > Installation Details, select the software you no longer want, and click Uninstall.
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