Alex Ruben
How To Remove Marvel Spider-Man 2 FitGirl Repack (2025)
Uninstalling games can be a pain because leftovers—like files and registry entries—keep piling up and cluttering your system. Sometimes, the uninstaller doesn’t fully do the job, and you’re left with stuff that takes space or slows things down. If you’ve tried just deleting the game folders or running the standard uninstall, and still see leftover files, then this guide’s for you. It walks through a pretty thorough way to get rid of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Repack, making sure nothing’s lingering behind. Whether you’re freeing up disk space or planning a clean reinstall, doing this right means a fresh start and fewer headaches.
How to Uninstall Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Repack (2025) in a Clean Way
Locate the Game Shortcut and Find the Original Files
First, find the shortcut you usually click to launch the game—probably on your desktop, labeled “Marvel’s Spider-Man 2” or similar. Right-click and choose Open file location. This takes you straight to the game’s folder inside your Program Files or wherever you installed it. Sometimes, these folders are hidden or buried deep, especially if you used a repack or mod setup, so be thorough. If you didn’t create a shortcut, try searching in the Start Menu or in the default installation location, like C:\Program Files\Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 or wherever you usually install stuff.
Look for the Uninstaller in the Game Folder
Once inside the folder, hunt for an executable file called something like uninstall.exe or uninstall. Sometimes it’s buried in a subfolder like bin or tools. If it’s there, double-click it to start the process. If not, check if there’s a shortcut in your Start menu, maybe under “Marvel’s Spider-Man 2” > “Uninstall,” or try the Control Panel method below.
Tip: On some setups, the repack might have replaced or removed the official uninstaller, so you might need to handle some of this manually.
Run the Uninstaller and Confirm
Double-click the uninstaller. A prompt should pop up asking if you’re sure—you’ll probably need to click Yes. Sometimes, it asks again or shows a progress bar. Be patient; on some machines, it takes a little longer, especially if there are lots of files or registry entries. The main idea: let it do its thing and don’t force-close during the process. After it finishes, you should get a message saying the game was removed successfully.
Remove Leftover Files and Folders
Even after uninstallation, there’s a good chance some residual files hang around. Head back to the folder where the game was installed. Look for leftover files—things like save files, config files, or mods that might not have been deleted automatically. Delete those manually to free up space and prevent conflicts if you reinstall later. Common locations include C:\Users\YourName\Documents\Marvels Spider-Man 2 or inside the installation directory. Also, check your AppData folders: C:\Users\YourName\AppData\Local and C:\Users\YourName\AppData\Roaming.
Pro tip: On Windows, hit Windows + R, type explorer %appdata%, and press Enter—this opens the Roaming folder quickly.
Optional: Clean Up Registry Entries
This step is kinda optional, but it can really help if some registry entries are sticking around and causing clutter. Because of course, Windows loves to make things harder than they need to be. To do this, open the Registry Editor: Press Windows + R, type regedit, and hit Enter. Be careful, though—messing with the registry can cause issues if you delete the wrong things. Use Find (press Ctrl + F) and search for terms like “Marvel’s Spider-Man 2” or related entries. Delete what’s obviously leftover from the game, but don’t just blindly delete stuff unless you’re sure. Restart your PC after this step to make sure everything’s cleaned out properly.
This step helps prevent conflicts with future installs and keeps your system tidier. Just remember: always back up the registry before editing, in case something goes wrong.
Control Panel Method (Alternative if the Above Fails)
If the game refuses to uninstall or you can’t find the uninstaller, don’t forget about the classic way—use the Control Panel. Go to Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features. Scroll through the list, find “Marvel’s Spider-Man 2,” right-click, and select Uninstall. Sometimes, this does the job when direct folder uninstalls fail, especially if the uninstaller was broken or missing. Keep in mind: on Windows 11, this is still accessible via Search or the Settings app under Apps & Features.
Extra Tips & Troubleshooting
- Make sure you run everything as an administrator—sometimes Windows blocks uninstallers without proper privileges.
- If the uninstaller crashes or nothing happens, try booting into Safe Mode and running it again.
- Tools like Revo Uninstaller or IObit Uninstaller can scan for leftover files and registry entries if you want to really clean up.
- Pro tip: On some setups, the uninstall might leave behind stubborn files—you might need to manually delete the folder or run cleaning tools to wipe out remnants.
Wrap-up
This method isn’t foolproof, but it tends to do a decent job at removing everything from the game’s physical files to registry leftovers. Don’t forget, sometimes a reboot after cleanup helps finalize the process and clear any locked files.
Hopefully, this shaves off some hours of frustration for someone. Reinstalling or just clearing space—whatever your reason, now it’s more straightforward to wipe the slate clean.
Summary
- Find the game folder and look for an uninstaller
- Run the uninstaller, wait for it to finish
- Manually delete leftover files and folders
- Optional: clean registry entries with care
- Use Control Panel if all else fails