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Uninstalling the module

The module is automatically uninstalled when you uninstall the component. If you do need to uninstall the module without uninstalling the component, you can do so very easily. From your Joomla! administrator menu, go to Extensions , Install / Uninstall . You can now uninstall the module JoomlaPack Backup Notification Module (it's the module named mod_jpadmin ).

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