

You can do this with a free tool called Funter. To make sure you completely uninstalled Adobe Reader, you can check for its remaining files with App Cleaner & Uninstaller.īefore switching to the guide on how to uninstall Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, we want to share one more way on how you can find applications’ support files. Their number depends on the period of time you have been using the application, on its version, preferences, and on other parameters. Note, that you might have more or less Adobe Reader’s service files on your Mac. And voila! You’ve completely removed Adobe Acrobat Reader from your Mac.

Also, you can use a free application Funter to find hidden files associated with Adobe Reader.

You can manually find and remove Adobe Reader’s remaining files or do this automatically with App Cleaner & Uninstaller from Nektony.We recommend that you always check your Mac for applications’ remaining files for the complete uninstallation. Even if you use the native Adobe Reader’s uninstallers, some support files might be left on your Mac.It is very important to remove all Adobe Reader’s support files to uninstall the application completely. Note that every application creates tons of service files and stores them all over your system.Important notes about uninstalling Adobe Reader from Mac:
