How To Uninstall and Remove Indigo Kodi Addon

The Indigo Kodi plugin from Tvaddons has become problematic since it is blocking other add-ons from working.

It has been mainly blocking the Crew add-on from installing and disabling the Crew repository.

The Indigo plugin does not like to be uninstalled making it difficult for those who do not want to do a fresh-start Kodi install.

When trying to uninstall it will give an error “Indigo is used by the following installed add-on URL Resolver. This add-on can’t be uninstalled.”

Doing a clean Kodi install is often the best method to get rid of the Indigo plugin but there is another method for those who do not want to lose their set up.

The main method is to disable Indigo and then install a Crew plugin that deletes in when Kodi starts.

Removing Indigo takes 2-steps first disable it and then install a plugin located in the Crew Repo that deletes it on startup.

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How To Disable Indigo Kodi Addon

• Go to the Add-ons section of Kodi and located Indigo.
• For PC users right-click on the Indigo Add-on and click Disable.
• For Android TV Box and Fire TV Stick users, press and hold the select button on the remote control for 3-4 seconds and let go.

 




 
The next step is to use an add-on called F-Indigo located in the Crew Repo to remove Indigo when Kodi starts.

If you have installed the Crew repository before it will need to be installed again.

How To Uninstall Remove Indigo Kodi Addon

1. At the top left click the System Settings Icon
2. Click File Manager
3. On the left click Add Source
4. Click where it says NONE
5. Type in the URL: https://team-crew.github.io/
6. In the next box down name it crew and click OK
7. Double check everything is correct and click OK
8. Go back to the main menu and click Add-ons
9. Click the Add-on Package Installer Icon at the top left
10. Click Install from zip file
11. A box will pop open select crew
12. Click repository.thecrew-0.3.1.zip
13. Wait for the Repository to download and popup at the top right and say The Crew Repo Installed
14. Click Install from repository
15. Click The Crew Repo
16. Select Program Add-ons
17. Click F-Indigo
18. Click Install