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AdGuard is successfully uninstalled!

#### Running the uninstaller in console mode

Besides running the advanced uninstaller in its user-interactive mode, you can also use command-line arguments to uninstall AdGuard for Windows. To do this, follow the instructions below:

1. Open Command Prompt by typing *cmd* from the Start menu.
2. Use `/console` to run the uninstaller in console mode, without the interactive UI. All the command-line parameters below will be ignored if the `/console` mode is not activated.
3. Use `/adblocker` to uninstall AdGuard for Windows. It should look like this:

`Adguard.UninstallUtility.exe /console /adblocker`

4. You can also use `/advanced` to force the uninstaller to run in *Advanced mode* and `/settings` to force the uninstaller to remove user settings along with the application.

:::note

The use of the parameters `/console` and `/adblocker` is necessary for a successful uninstall. The parameters `/advanced` and `/settings` are optional.

:::
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