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I want to uninstall an application - Google Drive.
I have tried both for Launch Pad & Finder. Neither method works and they claim the application is running and needs to be closed first. But I cannot find a way of doing this. "Google Drive" does not appear of the list of apps that I can "Force Quit".
So I am stuck
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 11.6
Ged99ged wrote:
I want to uninstall an application - Google Drive.
I have tried both for Launch Pad & Finder. Neither method works and they claim the application is running and needs to be closed first. But I cannot find a way of doing this. "Google Drive" does not appear of the list of apps that I can "Force Quit".
So I am stuck
You can force quit from the Activity Monitor.app if you are having an issue.
Activity Monitor User Guide for Mac - Apple Support
For your third party app— search Microsoft Support/Help/FAQ/known issues/compatibility
Can't uninstall GoogleDriveFS as states its running or still in
Microsoft Corporation/Customer service
1 (800) 642-7676
Ged99ged wrote:
I want to uninstall an application - Google Drive.
I have tried both for Launch Pad & Finder. Neither method works and they claim the application is running and needs to be closed first. But I cannot find a way of doing this. "Google Drive" does not appear of the list of apps that I can "Force Quit".
So I am stuck
You can force quit from the Activity Monitor.app if you are having an issue.
Activity Monitor User Guide for Mac - Apple Support
For your third party app— search Microsoft Support/Help/FAQ/known issues/compatibility
Can't uninstall GoogleDriveFS as states its running or still in
Microsoft Corporation/Customer service
1 (800) 642-7676
Thank you . I managed to uninstall it using "Activity Monitor". Wish there was an easier way. But job done.
Uninstalling "open" applications
