Fresh installation

[BigSlick0977]

I'm planning on removing PT4 from my Mac laptop and installing again from scratch. Am I safe to just delete everything associated with it or do I need to leave some of the files?

[Flag_Hippo]

If you don't want to lose any of your current poker data/settings then you should create a backup file before you delete/uninstall anything:

Guide: Backup & Restore

[BigSlick0977]

I think I'd just rather start a fresh database. There are still folders associated to PT4 and other system files. I just need to know if it's safe to just delete them all.

[Flag_Hippo]

I think I'd just rather start a fresh database.

You can create a new database and start fresh without uninstalling anything:

Guide: Creating A New Database in PokerTracker 4

There are still folders associated to PT4 and other system files. I just need to know if it's safe to just delete them all.

What do you mean by "other system files"? I wouldn't recommend deleting anything that isn't associated with PokerTracker 4 unless you are absolutely sure of what you are doing. With regards to PokerTracker 4 all your original hand history files get archived:

Guide: Processed Files

If you delete the folder containing those hands when you wouldn't be able to import from them in future.

[BigSlick0977]

pgAdmin4, SQL Shell, etc. The files that come with installing PT4. I'm trying to clean my computer of unnecessary files and I assumed many of these files would have been updated, so I was going to do a completely fresh install.

[Flag_Hippo]

If you want to completely remove PostgreSQL from your Mac then we have a guide for that here:

Guide: Uninstalling PostgreSQL

and there is a guide for reinstalling PostgreSQL here:

Guide: Install the new PostgreSQL version

[BigSlick0977]

I've entered all of those commands and entered them again for Postgres 9.6, but the applications and/or shortcuts are still visible after restarting the machine.

[Flag_Hippo]

Please open a Support Ticket including a screenshot of your terminal window with the commands you have run.