However, if you find this is too much and a bit complicated, we’ve got an easy way to uninstall BlueStacks. That’s it you have successfully deleted BlueStacks from Mac.
This will delete all related BlueStacks files from your Mac. Select the files, right-click Move to Bin. Once done, enter ~/Library/Caches/ folders in Finder’s Go menu. After this type ~/Library/Application Support/ in the Go menu > search for all BlueStacks file > select them and Move to BinĤ. Type ~/Library/Preferences look for BlueStacks, and related files select them and Move to Bin.ģ. If this is complicated, open Finder > Go > Go to Folder.Ģ. Open Spotlight and look for BlueStacks files in the Preferences folder. To thoroughly delete them so that BlueStacks App is uninstalled properly, follow the steps below:ġ. Remove all corresponding BlueStacks Files from FinderĪlthough BlueStacks is moved to Trash, there are chances that some of its logs, cache files, and other related files might be on the disk.
Note: If the application is installed from the App Store, simply head to Launchpad, look for the application to delete, select and hold the Option Key > click “X” > Delete in the confirmation dialog.
