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# Deleting All Config

Things gone a bit strange and you want to start PartyBeast again from fresh?

1. Go to the server you setup PartyBeast on and type **/setup** in a text channel PartyBeast can see.
2. PartyBeast will reply with the following interaction menu:

![](/files/0U1TNz6hUQlXH8SJUaNu)

3\. Choose Delete Config. PartyBeast will provide a confirmation that you do really want to delete all current configuration from the server.\
**THIS ACTION CANNOT BE UNDONE - WE CANNOT RESTORE DELETED CONFIGURATIONS**

4\. If you wish to proceed deleting your config select **Yes - Delete** from the interaction:

![](/files/SMX9JvxsVPbWIYuBFkIX)

5\. Your complete configuration is now deleted. Rerun the [Initial Setup](/partybeast/helptopics/initial-setup.md) to get PartyBeast up and running.

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Note:** We would only recommend running this command if you’re having difficulties or if a member of staff tells you to.\
**THIS ACTION CANNOT BE UNDONE - WE CANNOT RESTORE DELETED CONFIGURATIONS**
{% endhint %}


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