How can I uninstall Sublime Text 3 from Windows 10?
How i done it. This is the answer for help another people.
I tried to remove SUBLIME text 3, since some errors appear on each startup.
After clearing and reinstalling, the error reappears.
I searched for answer in google but did not find it.
This is what I did, it helped me.
Open sublime
In top menu choose:
Preferences > Browse Pachages
The new explorer window will open with this path:
C:\Users...you_name...\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages
Close sublime, but don`t close explorer window
Delete all folders inside this Packages folder
Uninstall sublime as you would do with any other Windows program using Programs and Features
Reinstall sumlime, if you want. Be happy. Now it is virgin clear.
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I am using Sublime Text 3 on my Mac (10.13.2)
The Preferences menu is always greyed and not usable. (even on restart)
Any idea to solve that?
Thanks
Paul
On macOS, I deleted the file Package Control.last-run in /Users/cookedapple/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/User and restarted Sublime Text 3. The problem was resolved.
There have been some suggestions that third-party Mac apps may be causing issues. So you may try restarting Sublime Text – I guess you have already done that before looking for a solution, try to do that again after each of the following steps:
Restarting menu bar Bartender or SecondBar if present
Reinstalling latest installed ST packages
Delete(https://stackoverflow.com/a/48398420/880188) Package Control.last-run, i.e. via Terminal: rm ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 3/Packages/User/Package\ Control.last-run as mentioned in the other Answer
Restarting the computer
A user has figured out a reliable way to reproduce this (see Kronuz' comment from 6/19/18 on the issue tracker).
It seems to be caused by packages containing a large amount of files. There might be other causes as well, but hopefully with at least one reliable way to repro, the devs will come up with a fix.
When I right click on items in my side bar, in order to modify files, all the options are greyed out like so:
It only happens in Sublime. I have tried Atom and it doesn't have this issue.
The application permissions have not changed and is owned by root:admin.
I have tried reinstalling Sublime to no avail.
I am using Sublime Text 3, on Mac Sierra.
Any idea what would cause this?
Only solution I found was to completely reinstall sublime
I am using ST3 on Windows and have installed the package from the website -- https://packagecontrol.io/packages/JavaScript%20Completions
But I am unable to get the pop-ups to work as expected like the example on the packagecontrol.io website.
Are there some settings or anything that can or need to be turned on to get this to work?
Thanks!
After turning on a few other autocompletions and saving the preferences, I restarted Sublime Text 3 and the menu started showing up.
When trying to update Sublime Text 3 to version 3083 on a Windows 10 computer I keep getting an error message at the end of the update saying
'Unable to rename C:\Program Files\Sublime Text 3 to C:\Program
Files\Sublime Text 3 (3083), error code: 32'
I looked it up on Microsoft's website and error 32 stands for 'The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process'.
So I tried closing down all other programs and tried updating again but I still get the same problem. I have also tried running the program as an administrator but the update creates the same error message.
I only have package control installed and the Haxe plugin installed and so I can't find any other reason why it wouldn't work, although I haven't updated it before.
Can anyone offer any advice?
All the application is trying to do is copy the new files into the sublime program folder. You can do this yourself:
Close your Sublime Text program
Open a file browser C:\Users\...\AppData\Local\Sublime Text 3\Update (or wherever your update landed)
Open another C:\Program Files\Sublime Text 3 (Make a backup of this folder if you want to be cautious)
Copy everything from the update to the Program Files folder
Run Sublime Text (you should now see the update dialog)
Remove the update folder and backup if everything looks good
For me, I found that my antivirus (Malwarebytes) was causing the issue.
(I was alerted to this because I tried to update using the installer from the website and it warned me that Malwarebytes was holding on to files it needed to complete.)
I cancelled the installer, turned off Malwarebytes, and opened sublime to let it update itself normally and it worked nicely.
It seems this is common:
https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/build-3143-flagged-as-virus/31272?u=spenceryue
I can't believe chrome.exe (Google Chrome) was using the folder where Sublime Text was installed. Removing that lock with unlocker fixed the update error.
It's not like I have ANY plugin or open tab related to sublime text on chrome.
I really recommend unlocker though, saves you more than one time.
I was troubled by this problem for some days on Windows 10, and resolved it at last.
Navicate to sublime text path, like 'C:/program files/sublime text/'
find 'update_installer.exe' and 'sublime_text.exe'
Open the file's properties - compatibility - Run as administrator...(Something like that, maybe the spelling is wrong)
Select OK, and rerun sublime text.
In my case, the reason was a package (the Powershell Editor Services package), which establishes a handle to C:\Program Files\Sublime Text 3. Those processes continued to run even after cleanly quitting Sublime Text. Killing them and removing the package that spawned them allowed Sublime Text to install its update.
I found this by using Process Explorer (procexp). Here's how:
In procexp, run "Find Handle or DLL" (ctrl+F). Type "sublime" in the search field. When I did this, I saw "C:\Program Files\Sublime Text 3" appear several times in the search results.
Click on one of the results in the search window. The process that has a handle on the folder will be highlighted in procexp's main window.
Hover over the process name. You will see a Windows hint containing the command line that invoked the process. This is the command line which ran the process which had a lock on the Sublime Text 3 folder on my machine:
powershell.exe -NoProfile -NonInteractive -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Command "& \"C:\Users\YourUser\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\PowerShell\editorservices/Start-EditorServices.ps1\" -EditorServicesVersion \"0.7.1\" -HostName \"Sublime Text Host\" -HostProfileId \"SublimeText\" -HostVersion \"3.0.3170\" -LogLevel \"Verbose\" -LogPath \"c:\users\yourus~1\appdata\local\temp\1526304355-EditorServices.log\" -BundledModulesPath \"C:\Users\YourUser\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\PowerShell\editorservices\modules\""
The issue is documented here and has been resolved here. So, the team is being responsive. Hopefully the procedure described here will help others find and resolve similar issues, with other processes that leave unnecessary handles floating around.
In my case the reason was I had Sublime Text opened with another user in the same computer. I closed Sublime Text for each user and then the installer worked.
For me it was a plugin running in background called host plugin 3-8 and i ended it right away by clicking end process tree in task manager (Windows 7)
I don't know of any other way to access Package Control, but i find it weird that it doesn't work anymore, could the installation of other packages have caused it to just stop working? I don't even know how to debug something like this or find a solution for it, it appears this doesn't happen to many people, but it surely is happening to me.
When i press cmd+shift+p i don't get the Package control window. My ST3 has been very buggy and no updates have ever been available.
Is there just a quick way to wipe it all clean and start over?
Thanks.
If you want to completely start from scratch, first exit Sublime, then delete /Applications/Sublime Text.app. Finally, delete ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3.
You can now re-download ST3 and reinstall Package Control. Restart Sublime as instructed, and you should now be able to hit ⌘ShiftP and open the Command Palette. Type in packcon to get the Package Control options. You'll need to reinstall all your plugins, and reset any custom preferences, keybindings, snippets, etc. you've made.
Good luck!