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# Uninstalling Collector

To uninstall Collector from a macOS device, you need access to the installation media and run the uninstaller provided in the original Collector DMG file.

The uninstallation process varies depending on your macOS version. Check your Collector package version to determine which command to use

### **For macOS 14 (Sonoma) and above**

If you're using the modern Collector package:

1. Mount the Collector DMG file into the filesystem of the device.
2. Execute the uninstaller and replace `<version>` with your actual version number and `26` with the maximum supported macOS version for your package:

   ```
   sudo /Volumes/Nexthink_Collector_<version>\ macOS\ 14\ -\ 26/uninstaller
   ```

{% hint style="info" %}
This package uses the current "macOS" naming convention and supports current and future macOS releases.
{% endhint %}

### **For macOS 10.15 (Catalina) through macOS 12 (Monterey)**

If you're using the legacy Collector package:

1. Mount the Collector DMG file into the filesystem of the device.
2. Execute the uninstaller and replace `<version>` with your actual version number:

   ```
   sudo /Volumes/Nexthink_Collector_<version>\ OSX\ 10.15\ -\ 12/uninstaller
   ```

{% hint style="info" %}
This package uses the legacy "OSX" naming convention, reflecting Apple's original product naming.
{% endhint %}


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