As a general rule, if you’re experiencing problems with AMP - uninstalling and reinstalling are unlikely to solve your immediate problem. Please make a new support post so someone can help you out
Be aware that uninstalling AMP will delete your existing AMP game servers and all their data - make sure to make copies of any data you want to keep.
Windows
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Open the ‘Services’ control panel (Win+R →
services.msc
→ Enter)
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Find the
AMP-ADS01
service (May be called justAMP-ADS
), right click it and Stop the service.
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Open the AMP Instance Manager GUI application, and when given the
AMP already configured
prompt - select “No” -
Starting at the bottom, right click each instance in-turn and delete the instance. You will need to stop any running instances before deleting them.
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Close the AMP Instance Manager GUI app, and open the Add/Remove programs control panel. Find the “AMP Instance Manager” entry and select Uninstall.
Linux
Automatic Removal
- Login as root, either directly or by doing
sudo su
- Run
bash <(wget -qO- getamp.sh) uninstall
and follow the prompts.
Manual Removal
- Login as your
amp
user. - Run
ampinstmgr stopall
to shut down AMP. - Login as root, either directly or by doing
sudo su
- Uninstall the
ampinstmgr
package using your distributions package manager. E.g.apt remove ampinstmgr
oryum remove ampinstmgr
- Delete the
amp
system user along with its home directory.
On Debian/Ubuntu/Similar:
deluser --remove-home amp
On CentOS/Rocky/RHEL and similar:
userdel --remove amp