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 ## Regular Installation
 Ideally, the latest PowerTools release can be installed from https://beta.deckbrew.xyz/ after installing [PluginLoader](https://github.com/SteamDeckHomebrew/PluginLoader).
 
-1. If you haven't yet, set a Linux password for your deck account: in a terminal (e.g. Konsole), run `passwd`. Your password will not show up for security reasons, but it is still registering your key presses.
-2. If you haven't yet, install Decky Loader by following steps 1-7: https://github.com/SteamDeckHomebrew/decky-loader#installation
-3. In gaming mode's Quick Access Menu, you should see a new option for plugins (a cord plug). In that menu, click on the market (top right).
-4. Find & install PowerTools from the list. The Quick Access menu should pop up to confirm you'd like to install it (sometimes it takes a few tries for the pop up to appear).
-5. Wait for PowerTools to download and appear.
+1. If you haven't yet, install Decky Loader by following their steps: https://github.com/SteamDeckHomebrew/decky-loader#installation
+2. In gaming mode's Quick Access Menu, you should see a new option for plugins (a cord plug). In that menu, click on the market (top right).
+3. Find & install PowerTools from the list. A pop up should appear to confirm you'd like to install it (sometimes it takes a few tries for the pop up to appear).
+4. Wait for PowerTools to download and appear.
 
 ## Regular Uninstall
 
@@ -28,15 +27,4 @@ I'm sorry to see you go, but all good things must end. This is quite simple:
 
 In a terminal, run `sudo rm -rf ~/homebrew/plugins/PowerTools`. Be careful to type that exactly, otherwise you may delete something else that you didn't mean to.
 
-# Crankshaft
-## Regular Installation
-This isn't possible due to needing root permissions, which Crankshaft does not allow. Follow the manual installation steps instead
-
-## Regular Uninstall
-Crankshaft cannot uninstall PowerTools due to needing root permissions. Follow the manual uninstall steps instead
-
-## Manual Installation
-TODO
-
-## Manual Uninstall
-TODO
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+Optionally, remove saved PowerTools settings and other data by running `sudo rm -rf ~/.config/powertools`. Once again, be careful to type that exactly.
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