> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://tutorials.wowgrinder.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://tutorials.wowgrinder.com/getting-started/clean-up.md).

# Clean Up

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Please read beforehand! -> [Game & Frames (Waiting for...)](/getting-started/explanation-grinder.md#game-and-frames-waiting-for)
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Grinder is pixel based and works with the original color scheme. Some addons influence this color scheme. Therefore, we will ensure that this does not happen.
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No worries! Your configuration remains intact.
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* Close your WoW client(s).
* Navigate to your WoW folder and select the folder of the game you want to use for Grinder.

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The folder structure is always the same for each game.

The game folders look like this:\
\`\_classic\_\`\
\`\_classic\_era\_\`\
\`\_retail\_\`
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* For example, open your \`\_classic\_\` folder.
* Delete the <mark style="color:yellow;">/Cache</mark> folder.
* Open the <mark style="color:yellow;">/WTF</mark> folder and delete everything in it <mark style="color:red;">except your Config.wtf</mark>.
* Now navigate to the <mark style="color:yellow;">/Interface/AddOns</mark> folder and delete all addons except your Grinder addon.

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You specified the name of the addon during installation. If you didn't specify a name, the addon folder is called "GDR". If you are unsure, click on the Settings symbol in the top left of your Grinder. There you will find your addon name.\
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