how do i fix that ?

[SteveJobsOG]

first of all when you guys offer me a solution , please explain it vividly cause im not a mac os pro yet.

so im trying to remove an app with the appcleaner and i got this error :

thanks

 

[MBAir2010]

hello
these are the fisherman™ rules of post macisms
what OS are we using?
what Mac do we have?
and when did this occur?
are these core files, not removable?

first fix is restart ones Mac, yours.
then try to empty garbage
if that does not work,
recover these files by right clicking or cmdA after selected.
maybe you need these files as what ever OS you have won't part ways.

also
what display are we using?

others will respond soon enough.

don't trust appcleaner, or other 3rd party apps since  does that automatically.

 

[kitKAC]

first of all when you guys offer me a solution , please explain it vividly cause im not a mac os pro yet.

so im trying to remove an app with the appcleaner and i got this error :

View attachment 2582432

thanks

The last file in the list looks like it's already in the Trash. Empty the Trash first, then try again.

 

[SteveJobsOG]

I have nothing on my trash

The last file in the list looks like it's already in the Trash. Empty the Trash first, then try again.

 

[bogdanw]

You have to give Full Disk Access to AppCleaner.
I am assuming you are using this one https://freemacsoft.net/appcleaner/

 

[SteveJobsOG]

You have to give Full Disk Access to AppCleaner.
I am assuming you are using this one https://freemacsoft.net/appcleaner/

it is good software or should i use another one ?

 

[MarineBand5524]

it is good software or should i use another one ?

I use Cleaner One Pro as when you trash and delete what ever it is, program etc, it will deep clean to make sure it's completely gone from your system.

Your app looks like it does the same thing which is good.

Not sure what you're trying to remove but what you're trying to won't as the corresponding program is still installed. At least that's what it looks like to me.

 

[bogdanw]

it is good software or should i use another one ?

Yes, it's a good app.

Threads about uninstalling apps:
"How to uninstall App Store apps on macOS 26 Tahoe?"
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/how-to-uninstall-app-store-apps-on-macos-26-tahoe.2463745/
"Uninstall apps on your Mac"
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/uninstall-apps-on-your-mac.2424781/
"Uninstalling an app... doesn't remove it all?"
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/uninstalling-an-app-doesnt-remove-it-all.2444150/
"Unable to delete apps"
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/unable-to-delete-apps.2447670/
"Best Mac app cleaners to use?"
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/best-mac-app-cleaners-to-use.2443188/

 

[Fishrrman]

OP:
Bogdan "pointed the way" in reply 5 above.

What you need to do before you use AppCleaner (which is a GREAT little piece of software):
1. Open system settings
2. In the search box at the top, enter "full disk access" and hit return
3. You should see something like "allow applications to access all user files". Click on that
4. To the right you should now see the apps to which you have granted "full disk access".
5. Down at the bottom, there's a "+" sign. Click on it.
6. If you are prompted to enter your password, do so.
7. Now you need to navigate to your applications folder, and then click on AppCleaner.
8. AppCleaner should then be added to the list of apps that have full disk access.

Got it?
Let us know how you make out.