RedFlower Soundboard has no separate uninstaller: quit the app, then delete its folder and the desktop shortcut. Your account and settings are kept on the server and sync back after you reinstall and sign in.
How to uninstall
- Export the sounds you imported (optional): use Backup/Share to export a Local sound pack — see Backup/share sound packs. Skip this if you only use the built-in sounds.
- Find where the app lives: click ≡ in the top-right corner — the folder in parentheses after Change storage location is where the app and its data are.
- Quit the app completely: right-click the tray icon at the bottom-right of the taskbar and choose Exit. Clicking the window’s × only hides it in the tray, and the folder can’t be deleted while it’s running.
- Delete the folder from step 2, then delete the desktop shortcut. If the file you originally downloaded is still around (usually in your Downloads folder), you can delete it too.
TipMicrosoft Edge WebView2 on your PC is a Windows component that other apps use too — no need to remove it.
Is my data still there after uninstalling?
- Your account and settings such as categories, favorites and hotkeys: kept on the server, so they sync back when you reinstall and sign in to the same account.
- Sound files you imported yourself: stored in that folder, so they’re gone from this PC once it’s deleted. Import the Local sound pack you exported before uninstalling to get them back — see Restore sounds and settings on a new PC.
- Local restore points: also in that folder and deleted with it; restore points on the server aren’t affected — see Restore/reset all settings.
Reinstalling later
Download the app from the official website, run it and sign in to the same account — see Download, sign up and sign in.
