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  • I would like to know how to do this as well! Please help.

    Likewise.

    me too. Is the plugin still being maintained?

    Hi guys,
    There is no direct button that will clean up all settings. But there are couple ways to do that manually.
    First one is to deactivate and delete AAM and reinstall it again. This will clean up all settings and it might be considered as fresh installation.
    Another option is to find all settings in wp_options table that have word wpaccess_ and remove them.
    This is an example of query:
    SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE option_name LIKE ‘%wpaccess_%’.

    My recommendation is to try AAM 2.0 alpha2. It is pretty stable. So far no critical issues.

    And one more. AAM 1.x by default creates Super Admin role. We know that this bothers some customers, that is why within next 2 days I personally will create a simple script that will clean up this role. The script will be posted on our forum at https://wpaam.com/support. Please make sure that you are following us on twitter @wpaam or at least check our forum from time to time.

    Appreciate your interest in AAM.
    Vasyl

    Hi,
    I just create a simple script to remove all Advanced Access Manager 1.x settings. Please find it here: https://wpaam.com/support#viewtopic.php?f=6&t=15

    Regards,
    Vasyl

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