Laragon is a fantastic, portable development environment. But if you’re moving to a new tool (like Docker, XAMPP, or WSL2) or simply cleaning up your system, you’ll want to remove it completely.
Because Laragon runs as a portable app (no registry entries for the core files) but also installs Windows services, the uninstall process is a little different than your average program.
Did you switch to another local development environment? Let me know in the comments what you’re using instead
Laragon is a fantastic, portable development environment. But if you’re moving to a new tool (like Docker, XAMPP, or WSL2) or simply cleaning up your system, you’ll want to remove it completely.
Because Laragon runs as a portable app (no registry entries for the core files) but also installs Windows services, the uninstall process is a little different than your average program.
Did you switch to another local development environment? Let me know in the comments what you’re using instead