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Well... ! I have a stupid problem...
I have installed (manually...) a plugin with its serial number, and I want to uninstall it... but the serial remains in the system.
I have deleted all the dependencies, but if I reinstall it, it is activated again..., and I don't want that.
Does anyone know how to eliminate that?Solved with a win10 "restore point" from a week ago...
Apparently, they are saved in the Windows registry... or who knows!...
It really bothers me how arcane Daz Studio is... It seems like a Pentagon military secret...Before you install ANYTHING, get an uninstaller. I've used Revo for years and it works fine but there's lots of others ( https://www.lifewire.com/free-uninstaller-programs-2625188 ). All they do is watch what an installer does, keeps that info, then when it's time to make the program go bye-bye, it rips it ALL out. Because it knows what was installed, it knows what to uninstall.
I was going to say check the registry, since that's where most serial/registration hashes end up.
(Microsoft on their part has come a long way towards making the registry less messy, but they haven't come far enough, and it's hard when most apps don't care if they make a mess in the thing.)
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