02-27-2018 01:26 PM
02-28-2018 08:12 AM
Digikid1 said:
By reformatting your drives...
seriously it works! LOL
But in all seriousness you don’t actually delete games. You UNINSTALL them. You just go into the windows control panel go to programs or something to that effect and right click and uninstall.
I personally recommend a program called Ccleaner. Just make sure y just make sure that when you install it you turn off the active monitoring. It’s free and is better than anything else on the market for getting rid of crap ( hence the name C Cleaner as it’s actually called Crap Cleaner but they couldn’t release that name )
It also allows you to uninstall games and programs.
It’s one of the default programs that I put on all of my computers that I sell.
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02-28-2018 01:46 PM
wanoennogs said:
Digikid1 said:
Yeah I skimmed it after I posted my response.
Anything that you download on your oculus account is permanently on your account. There is absolutely nothing that you can do.
But it's 2018?
I cannot believe there is no way to remove stuff from your account you are never going to play again.
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12-28-2019 08:19 PM
KillCard said:
If you uninstall them they are uninstalled. Them being in your library does not mean they are installed on your computer, it means they are on your account. If they are on your account but not installed on your computer they use up 0 space and are of no detriment to you whatsoever.
I can't fathom a legitimate reason why you would absolutely need something removed from your account ... unless you wanted to hide the fact you bought something from a spouse or loved one lol.
12-28-2019 09:53 PM
MeeksFamily06 said:
Personally I tried a bunch of free games that really sucked and now clutter my library and would really love to remove them from my library because I will NEVER play them because they suck really bad