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# Delete a Content Pack

Delete an installed Cortex XSOAR 6.14 Marketplace content pack.

When you delete a content pack, all content is deleted including all detached and customized content.

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### Caution

If another pack is dependent on the content pack it may break other content. You can reinstall the content pack, but you cannot restore detached and customized content.
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### Note

Once you delete a content pack, it is recorded in the audit log. The version appears in the installation/update entry.
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1. Go to **Marketplace** → **INSTALLED CONTENT PACKS**.
2. In the **Content Packs Library** section, search for the content pack and click the content pack you want to delete.
3. Click ![market-delete.png](https://3548014557-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FOHlpKeFtqCLUYKuYyccd%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-be359de35337a830db8ff6153462b261b83e6bc1%2Fde14380a01a5c0ced335a5e8c9770175b7d3b8735ab01f2460464557846aa953.png?alt=media).
4. After reviewing the warning message, click **Delete**.


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