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How to Uninstall Cốc Cốc from Windows

Remove the Cốc Cốc browser through Windows Settings or Control Panel, choose whether to delete local browsing data, and clean up only the profile files you no longer need.

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You can uninstall the Cốc Cốc browser with Windows Settings or Control Panel. Before removing it, export any bookmarks you need and confirm that passwords, history, or extensions have synced if you want to keep them.

Cốc Cốc browser on Windows

Uninstall Cốc Cốc in Windows Settings

  1. Close every Cốc Cốc window.
  2. Open Settings > Apps > Installed apps in Windows 11, or Settings > Apps > Apps & features in Windows 10.
  3. Find Cốc Cốc, open its menu, and select Uninstall.
  4. Approve the Windows prompt and follow the browser's uninstaller.

Uninstall Cốc Cốc with Control Panel

  1. Open Start, search for Control Panel, and open it.

    Open Control Panel from Start

  2. Select Programs > Programs and Features.

    Open Programs and Features

  3. Select Cốc Cốc in the program list, then choose Uninstall.

    Uninstall Cốc Cốc from Programs and Features

Decide whether to delete browsing data

The Cốc Cốc uninstaller may ask whether to remove local browsing data. Enable that option only if you no longer need the browser profile on this PC. Local bookmarks, cookies, history, saved sessions, and settings that have not synced may be lost.

Cốc Cốc uninstall confirmation

If another Windows user still uses Cốc Cốc, do not delete shared or per-user profile folders without checking that account first.

If Cốc Cốc will not uninstall

  • Restart Windows and try again before opening the browser.
  • In Task Manager, end remaining Cốc Cốc processes, then rerun the uninstaller.
  • Use the normal Windows uninstall entry rather than deleting the program folder manually.
  • Remove leftover profile data only after verifying that the browser is gone and that no data is needed.

For the current Settings workflow, see ways to uninstall apps in Windows 11. The broader Windows program-uninstall guide covers Control Panel and troubleshooting.

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