NeoForge, being a Minecraft modloader, allows players to install and load various mods (modifications) into their Minecraft game. However, if you no longer need NeoForge or want to switch to another modloader, you'll need to remove it from your Minecraft installation. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do so:

Step 1: Navigate to Your Minecraft Folder

The first step is to find your Minecraft installation folder. This typically resides in the following locations, depending on your operating system:

• Windows: %appdata%\.minecraft
• Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft
• Linux: ~/.minecraft

You can either navigate to these folders manually or use a file explorer's search function to find the ".minecraft" folder.

Step 2: Locate the NeoForge Files

Once you're in the Minecraft folder, you'll need to find the files related to NeoForge. These are typically located in the "mods" or "libraries" subfolders, but may vary depending on how NeoForge was installed. Look for files or folders with "neoforge" in their names.

Step 3: Delete the NeoForge Files

Carefully delete the NeoForge-related files and folders. Be sure to only delete files that are specifically related to NeoForge to avoid accidentally removing other mods or game files.

Step 4: (Optional) Remove NeoForge Configuration Files

If NeoForge created any configuration files, you may also want to delete them. These are typically located in the "config" subfolder of your Minecraft installation. Look for files with "neoforge" in their names and delete them.

Step 5: Restart Minecraft

After removing NeoForge, restart Minecraft to ensure that all changes have been applied. You should no longer see NeoForge in your mod list or experience any NeoForge-related issues.

Note: If you're using a Minecraft launcher that manages your mods, such as MultiMC or CurseForge, you may need to follow different steps to remove NeoForge. Consult the documentation or settings of your launcher for more specific instructions.

Remember to always backup your Minecraft folder before making any significant changes, especially when uninstalling mods or modloaders. This will allow you to restore your game if anything goes wrong during the process.