Library > Games > Right click on CS:GO > Delete Local Content.

Done.

Thank you very much Mr. Grump Cat and that will remove EVERYTHING, right?

Yes.

Originally posted by wet:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common then delete the folder

Do not delete common, you might have other games in it. Enter that folder and find CS GO and delete the cs go, gmod, tf2, dota 2, ♥♥♥♥ like that, anything made by valve basically.

Originally posted by Grumpy Cat:

Library > Games > Right click on CS:GO > Delete Local Content.

Done.

You will also need to delete the folder within your Steamapps directory to clean up any remaining files like cfgs and custom maps.

Originally posted by Kaguya-hime:

Even after uninstall, you will have information in Windows Registry about game.

Even after you remove that info, most of the stuff will still be recoverable with a recovery software.

Originally posted by Kaguya-hime:

Sure, because this just delete link to data, not data itself.

I know.

How do it uninstall the remaining files like cfgs and custom maps?

Originally posted by › The Cool Side of the Pillow:

Originally posted by Grumpy Cat:

Library > Games > Right click on CS:GO > Delete Local Content.

Done.

You will also need to delete the folder within your Steamapps directory to clean up any remaining files like cfgs and custom maps.

How do it uninstall the remaining files like cfgs and custom maps?

thx man helped ma out alot
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