Uninstall Back-In-Time Application in Mac OS X – Back-In-Time removal steps from Mac OS X

Want to uninstall Back-In-Time apps? Not able to find a way to uninstall Back-In-Time completely from your Mac Machine? Is your Mac machine giving error after manually uninstalling Back-In-Time application?

Uninstalling Back-In-Time in mac is just a different approach than in Windows OS. Windows OS provides a option to uninstall application or application manufactures provides uninstaller with the application. But in Mac OS X there is nothing like uninstall utility. To uninstall the Back-In-Time you simply need to drag & drop the Back-In-Time application bundles to trash, that's it. STOP this is not the end there is more to properly uninstalling the Back-In-Time from your machine.

Back-In-Time Bundles – The Application Bundle

Drag & Drop leaves the associated files of Back-In-Time application. Normally, it is thought that all the associated files of a application is saved in the one folder but it is not so. Back-In-Time supported files & preference files are saved in other location than the Back-In-Time Package folder. So you need to get all these files deleted manually. Deleting all the left overs of Back-In-Time is not that easy, you need to find all the location where Back-In-Time has saved the files. Some of the location where Back-In-Time would have saved the files are ~/Library/Preferences/[] ~/Library/Application Support/[]

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Using Finder the remove the Back-In-Time Application Bundles & Additional Files

To Manually uninstall Back-In-Time & all associated files

Start the Activity monitor to look for the processes running, if you find the Back-In-Time application process running then quit it, make sure that Back-In-Time processes is not running.
Start finder to look for the Back-In-Time name.
Searching "Back-In-Time" vs "Contents"
Delete all files and folders related to the Back-In-Time app.
A reboot might be necessary to completely remove some apps.