Step 4: Uninstall Notepad++ and remove corrupted configuration files.
Corrupt configuration files can also be the reason for Notepad++ to crash. Uninstall Notepad++ and remove these files by following these steps:
Type "Control Panel" in the search box and click the Control Panel app to open it.
In the Control Panel, find the "Programs" category and under it, click "Uninstall a program".
In the list of installed programs, scroll down and find Notepad++. You can also use the search function at the top of the window to quickly find it by typing “Notepad++.”
Click Notepad++ to select it, then click the Remove button greece telegram data at the top of the window.
Follow the instructions in the uninstall wizard to complete the process.
Some programs may leave configuration files or other data after uninstallation. You can check the installation directory and manually remove any remaining files if necessary.
Check your user directory for files related to Notepad++ and delete them to ensure that all configuration files are removed.
After uninstalling Notepad++ and deleting all remaining files, restart your computer for all changes to take effect and all locked files to be removed.
Step 5: Reinstall Notepad++.
To continue using Notepad++, you will need to reinstall it. This will also ensure that any lingering issues, potentially caused by improper installation or external modifications, are resolved.