> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.trilio.io/rhv/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.trilio.io/rhv/deployment-guide/uninstall-triliovault.md).

# Uninstall Trilio

Uninstalling Trilio is done in 2 easy steps, which leave only the already created backups behind.

## Step 1: Uninstall RHV ovirt-imageio extension

To uninstall the ovirt-imageio extension do the following:

1. Login into the Trilio Appliance GUI
2. Go to "Configure RHV Host"
3. Upload the inventory file with the RHV hosts
4. Click Cleanup and wait for the Ansible playbook to finish
5. Go to "Configure RHV Manager"
6. Upload the inventory file with the RHV Manager
7. Click Cleanup and wait for the Ansible playbook to finish

## Step 2: Destroy the Trilio Appliance

This guide assumes you are running the Trilio Appliance in a RHV environment

To destroy the Trilio Appliance do the following:

1. Login into the RHV-Manager
2. Navigate to Compute:arrow\_right:Virtual Machines
3. Mark the Trilio Appliance in the list of VMs
4. Click "Shutdown" or "Power Off"
5. Wait till the shutdown procedure finishes
6. Click "Remove" to destroy the Trilio Appliance


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