# Removal

If you don't like an addon you installed, you can always easily remove it.

### Removing an Addon

Simply run the following to remove any addon entirely, obviously make sure to replace `<addon>` with the addon identifier:

```shell
ainx remove <addon>
```

You may once again get the following screen:

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When you see this, you need to edit your routes file in order to make the addon unaccessible by the end-user. Make sure to follow the instructions carefully, you can once again use WinSCP or FileZilla to complete the process. After you have edited and saved the file you can type `y` to continue.

> Done!


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