Do you encounter any problem of removing BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) when you think that it is very common and easy to uninstall such a program on your Mac? This post is all about how to uninstall BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) correctly on your Mac and also let you know know what happen about the program removal.

What's the problem of the program removal

Thanks to the advanced technology and computer environment, people can enjoy various interesting and useful applications on Mac, including BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks), it is a common Mac program that can allow the user to enjoy the specific features and performance on their computers. When people don't want to use it or need to uninstall BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) for some reasons, some might not be able to remove it effectively, and they will find some strange or symptoms on Mac after the removal.

General symptoms of removing BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) ineffectively:

• Problematic removal - After dragging the program icon to the Trash, nothing changed except the icon disappear in Applications folder
• Incomplete removal - even though you had perform the program removal smoothly, you still can find its associated processes or files stay on your Mac
• Removing process stops working - an error appears and stop the process when performing the program removal on the computer

If you hope the BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) can be removed effectively and don't want these problems occur on your Mac, or find a good way to clear up the mess after the unsuccessful removal, the following guidance may can help you.

How to uninstall BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) in a right and complete way

1. Manual removal: remove it step by step

When you need to uninstall the program on your Mac, it is workable for removing it by yourself, but the program removal is not as easy as dragging it to the Trash, more manual steps are needed to complete the BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) removal on the machine, so please be patient and prepare the enough time to the removal.

Standard program removal:

1. If BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) is still running on your Mac, please firstly go to stop it: right-click on the program icon on the Dock, select Force Quit
2. Click on Finder, and select Applications on the left pane, you will be taken to the Applications folder

3. Find out the BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) icon on the folder, and drag it to the Trash
4. Right-click on the Trash, and select Empty Trash

Many people will stop the removing step when they complete the above removal, but there are still a lot of files of BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) leaving on the computer and need to be cleaned up totally. So, in order to uninstall BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) completely, you should pay attention to its bundles and files leaving on the Mac, and continue to clean them on specific locations.

BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) remnant files removal:

1. Click on Go on menu, select Library; if you cannot find it on the menu, please click Go to Folder..., type "~/Library" in the box, and click on Go

2. In the library folder, find and open the Application Supports, deleted associated folder inside

3. Back to the library folder, and turn to open Caches folder

4. Browse those files inside and find the one with BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks)'s name, and delete it
5. Open Preferences in library folder either, and remove the file associated with BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks)

2. Remove BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) from launchpad

If you purchased and installed the program from App Store and its program icon lists on the launchpad, you can choose to uninstall it at there.

1. Click to open launchpad from the Dock, and find out the BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) on the list
2. Hole the "option" key on the keyboard, you will see all of icons start to jiggle
3. Click on the close icon (X) on BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks), and then a pop-up will appear and ask you whether decide to remove it
4. Click on Delete button to remove BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) on the launchpad

Note, the removal does not finish yet, you also need to check and delete its leftovers on the computer as we take the additionally manual removal for leftovers on the first method.

3. Automatic removal: uninstall BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) with Osx Uninstaller

In order to uninstall a program thoroughly and more easily on the Mac, many third party uninstallers are created and available online, and a professional uninstaller can help you to uninstall the program with its bundles and preferences automatically, so you don't need to perform the manual removal additionally. Osx Uninstaller is an advanced Mac App remover that maybe a good choice for you, it contains the automated removing process and ensure the the program totally be removed on the computer. Here are more details about how does the remover uninstall BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) on Mac.

• Launch Osx Uninstaller on the Mac
• Select BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) on the uninstall's interface, select "Run Analysis", you will see all of processes and files related to BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) being detected and listed on the interface

• Click on Complete Uninstall to clean all of components

• After that, click Yes to confirm the program removal, and the Osx Uninstaller will start to uninstall BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) completely
• The program removal just finished when you receive the congratulation on the uninstaller

How to do when BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) is removed unsuccessfully?

If you just uninstalled the program before but it did not completely be removed, you will need to clean its leftovers on your Mac from all of folders may contains the related files, especially the following locations in Library:

• Program icon on launchpad
• Preferences folder
• Application support folder
• Caches folder
• Containers folder
• Logs folder

Some people have the question about whether we can make use of the Terminal no Mac to uninstall BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) or other program, which cannot be uninstalled effectively in the common way. It is actually not suggested to do so unless you are a computer professor, and can run the specific script or order to conduct the particular operation on the computer. In addition, please mind that the more steps you take to uninstall a program, the more manual errors you would create during the process, so it is much safer and reliable for applying an uninstaller to clean up the program.