How do I delete Muse Hub?

To delete Muse Hub, you will need to uninstall the application from your Windows operating system and then manually remove any downloaded content it may have stored. This two-step process ensures a clean removal of the software and its associated files.

Uninstalling Muse Hub from Windows

The primary method for removing Muse Hub is through your computer's built-in "Add or Remove Programs" utility. This ensures the application is properly uninstalled, including its core components and registry entries.

Here's how to do it on Windows 10 and 11:

Open Windows Settings: Click on the Start menu, then select the Settings icon (gear). Alternatively, you can press Win + I on your keyboard.
Navigate to Apps: In the Settings window, click on Apps, then select Apps & features (on Windows 10) or Installed apps (on Windows 11).
Locate Muse Hub: Scroll through the list of installed applications or use the search bar to find "Muse Hub."
Uninstall Muse Hub:
- On Windows 10: Click on "Muse Hub" in the list, then select Uninstall.
- On Windows 11: Click on the three dots next to "Muse Hub," then select Uninstall.
Confirm Uninstallation: Follow any on-screen prompts to confirm and complete the uninstallation process. Windows will guide you through the remaining steps.

Deleting Downloaded Muse Hub Content

After uninstalling the Muse Hub application, you should also manually delete any downloaded sound libraries, instruments, or other content. This content is often stored separately from the main application to save space on your primary drive or allow for custom storage locations.

Here's how to delete the downloaded content:

Identify Your Download Folder: If you previously configured a specific download folder within Muse Hub's settings, you will need to locate and delete that folder. This is especially important if you chose a custom location on a different drive.
Manual Deletion: Navigate to the folder where Muse Hub stored its downloaded content. This might be a default location or a custom one you set. Once located, simply delete the entire folder and its contents.
- Example: If you created a folder named Muse Hub Downloads on your D: drive, you would go to D:\Muse Hub Downloads and delete it.

By following these steps, you will have completely removed Muse Hub and its associated files from your Windows system.