07 Aug 10 Uninstalling Nucleus
If for some reason, you wish to uninstall your Nucleus Power Tool, you may do so by following the below mentioned process:
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Login to your Control Panel and search for the domain name for which you have purchased this hosting package. Click here to know how to accomplish this >>
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In the search results view, click on the domain name. This will take you to the Order details view.
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Click on the Manage Web Hosting Service button in the lower toolbar.
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Go to Manage Website -> Power Tools.
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In order to uninstall Nucleus, click on the Uninstall link under the Status column, besides the Nucleus Power Tool.
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Confirm the process by clicking on the Uninstall button.
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