Removing the plugin

The installed packages can be removed manually in the following way:

1. Extract the installation package to a folder on the file system. A Sitecore package is a standard ZIP archive.
   Note:
   Usually, Sitecore packages contain a package.ZIP file in the original package. This file should also be extracted.
2. Find the folders called /files and /items in the target location you used when extracting the package.
3. In the /files folder, you can find the files that get installed with the package. 
4. Match the file paths from the /files folder with the same files in your Sitecore solution and delete or replace them with the original version.
   Note:
   If the file was overwritten, its old version can be found at the following location:
   /temp/installation_history/{GUID}/
   For example: 
   In the extracted package, you have the \SitecoreSomeModule\package\files\bin\Sitecore.SomeModule.dll file.
   In the Sitecore solution, navigate to the \Website\bin folder and remove the Sitecore.SomeModule.dll file.
5. In the /items folder, you can find the items that are installed with the package. 
6. Match file paths from the /items folder with the same items in your Sitecore solution and update them.
   Note:
   Sitecore does not keep original versions of items when overwriting them.
   For example:
   
   • In the extracted package, you have the \SitecoreSomeModule\package\items\master\sitecore\system\Modules\SitecoreSomeModule\{D81AC026-07B6-4929-9588-40ACBDC56435}\en\1\xml file 
   • The \sitecore\system\Modules\SitecoreSomeModule is an item’s path in the Sitecore content tree.
   • The {D81AC026-07B6-4929-9588-40ACBDC56435} the folder is an item’s GUID.
   • The en folder is the item’s language.
   • The 1 folder is the item’s version.
   • The XML file contains an item’s values in the XML format.
   • In the Sitecore content tree, switch to the Master database and navigate to the /sitecore/system/Modules/SitecoreSomeModule item. The GUID of the SitecoreSomeModule item is {D81AC026-07B6-4929-9588-40ACBDC56435}.

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