I tried that with the plugin I was anycodings_plugins attempting to install (autosave), and anycodings_plugins just couldn't get it to work.
I was misled because every OTHER plugin anycodings_plugins that comes with the clean installation anycodings_plugins of Notepad++ IS installed in its own anycodings_plugins subfolder under \plugins. Later, we press Delete or Shift + Delete to delete them permanently.My frustration in being unable to get a anycodings_plugins plugin for Notepad++ to work came from anycodings_plugins not realizing that the DLL for the anycodings_plugins plugin had to be installed directly in anycodings_plugins the C:\Program Files anycodings_plugins (x86)\Notepad++\plugins directory, and anycodings_plugins NOT into a subfolder below that, named anycodings_plugins for the plugin. In the event that there are several folders, we can use Shift and Ctrl to select several at the same time. We select the folders of the plugins that you want to remove. To do this, we open the File Explorer and go to the path where we have saved them. In the event that we have installed them manually, we must remove them in the same way. Once this is done, click on the Delete button and the removed add-ons will be placed back in the Available tab, so that we can reinstall them at any other time. Here, we check the boxes corresponding to the plugins we want to remove, being possible to remove more than one at a time, just by checking them. In the new window we click on the Installed tab.
We open Notepad++ and click on the Plugins tab and then click on Manage Plugins. We can carry out this process without fear, because, even if we uninstall it, it does not prevent us from being able to install it again later, if we need it again, following the previous steps. From the Notepad++ plugin manager itself we can uninstall those plugins that we have installed from it, since those that we have installed manually will also need to be removed in the same way.
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