This is really aggressive, right? It seems kindle is trying to automatically update kindle for pc to the latest version without users’ permission. It will now not let me downgrade, and no matter which version of the app I download, when it is installed it is the current version 1.30. I have unchecked the ‘automatic update’ box, but this morning it still updated without my permission.

I use the Kindle for PC app to download books I buy so I can back them up. Deal with Kindle Update to 1.30 Automatically What if I’ve already installed the latest version of Kindle for PC/Mac, let’s say kindle for PC 1.30. As for ebook user, there are slight differences between kindle for PC 1.24 and the latest kindle version （kindle 1.28 or 1.30) that you can just ignore. Why? Because from kindle 1.25, kindle books are not able to be cracked because of the harden KFX2 DRM. Amazon may be able to tell you where to look for these.If you are still using kindle 1.24 to download kindle books, lucky for you. If that doesn't work, there may be some hidden files that aren't getting deleted completely. The Kindle app will tell you where the files are stored if you look in the Preferences menu under Content Folder. It should be named My Kindle Contents or similar, and may be located in your documents folder. If the item still persists in the Kindle for PC app, you can manually delete the book from your computer by finding the folder that contains your Kindle books. Choose Remove from Device from the menu that pops up. You can also try opening the Kindle for PC app, finding the book in question, and right clicking on the title.

After you have deleted the item from your Kindle library, it should be removed once your Kindle for PC app syncs. Each item will have an Actions button to the right of it one of the options is to Delete from Library. In order to completely delete content from your Kindle or Kindle app, you must log in to Amazon through a web browser, then go to Manage your content and devices.

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