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# 6. Quickstart - Uninstall a WAPT Package

The purpose of this documentation is to guide you through your first experience with the following steps:

- Remove a package dependency from a host.

- Uninstall the package from a host.

For more information about the dependency mechanism of WAPT, you can refer to this documentation.

Note

If a package is installed on a workstation, removing a dependency will not uninstall the package itself.

To uninstall a package from multiple workstations, you must explicitly uninstall it.

## 6.1. Remove a package dependency from a host

- Open the WAPT Console.

- Navigate to the Packages Inventory tab.

- Right-click → Edit Host.

Edit Host

In the Edit Host window:

- Select the package you want to remove the dependency from in the left-side list (e.g., wapt-vlc). (1)

- Right-Click on the desired package → Remove Dependency. (2)

- The package will disapear in the left-side list.

- Click Save and Apply. (3)

Remove Depedancy

The package dependency has now been removed, and the machine will no longer attempt to reinstall the package automatically.

## 6.2. Uninstall the package from a host

- Go on the Inventory tab. (1)

- Select the machine from which you want to remove a software package (e.g., wapt-vlc). (2)

- Navigate to the Host packages. (3)

- Select the package you want to remove from the list (e.g., wapt-vlc). (4)

- Right-Click → Uninstall packages. (5)

Uninstall Package

- You can follow the progress in the Host Tasks tab.

- Return on the Host packages, Refresh the waptconsole. The package has disapear.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully remove a depedancy and uninstall a package on a machine.