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# Uninstall JEA
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If you want to uninstall JEA profiles or even the managed user included, there are `Cmdlets` available for this.
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## Uninstall JEA with managed user
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To uninstall JEA profiles and the managed user, you can use `Uninstall-IcingaSecurity`. Like the installation counterpart, you can specify a custom user with `-IcingaUser`.
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However, users will only be removed if their description matches the Icinga for Windows managed user description.
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```powershell
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Uninstall-IcingaSecurity -IcingaUser 'MyOwnIcingaUser';
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```
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By default, it will remove the `icinga` user including unregistering the JEA profile.
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## Uninstall JEA Profile
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To simply uninstall the JEA profile and leave a possible managed user on the system, you can run `Uninstall-IcingaJEAProfile`.
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This will remove the created JEA profile and the JEA catalog for `IcingaForWindows` on the system.
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## Uninstall JEA test profile
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To simply remove the test environment of the JEA profile, you can use this command:
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```powershell
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Unregister-PSSessionConfiguration -Name 'IcingaForWindowsTest';
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```
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This will leave the catalog and the production system itself alone and only removes the test profile.
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