# Uninstall the RPort client

### On Linux

To remove the RPort client and all logs and the configuration, execute the following command. 

```
curl https://pairing.rport.io/update -o rport-update.sh 
sudo sh rport-update.sh -u
```

### On Windows

The RPort installer has created an uninstaller. Go to `C:\Program Files\rport` and execute `uninstall.bat`.

![RPort for Windows comes with an uninstaller.](https://1142160776-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-MekeI9EovpQqbUTQSdM%2F-MksAfKoLyoA12Yezdl9%2F-MksDZJg0QcurXtN3FFn%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=c79b0157-2141-4f9c-940d-cf4a6223ec96)

To remove it manually, open a cmd shell, go to `C:\Program Files\rport` and execute

```
sc stop rport
rport.exe --service uninstall
```

Delete the folder `C:\Program Files\rport`

{% hint style="info" %}
**🧹 Keep your system tidy.** 

Very likely, the rport installer has also installed tacoscript. Go to `C:\Program Files\tacoscript` and execute `uninstall.bat` if you don't want to use tacoscript independently of rport. 
{% endhint %}