How to Uninstall Jenny Mod (Java & Bedrock)
How to uninstall Jenny Mod: on Java you delete one .jar file from the mods folder, and on Bedrock you switch the add-on’s packs off in each world and then delete them from storage. Neither route touches Minecraft itself, and neither takes more than a few minutes. This page walks through both, in the order that keeps your worlds safe.
One thing matters more here than on any other page about this mod. Jenny Mod is reported to include adult content and is for adults (18+) only, and a lot of uninstalls happen because the device is shared or about to be handed to someone else. If that is your situation, follow the cleanup section near the end as well — removing the mod from one world is not the same as removing it from the device.
Before You Remove It — Back Up the World That Matters
Whatever the mod added to a world disappears when the mod goes. Companions vanish, and so do spawn eggs, items and anything else that only existed because the mod was loaded. Buildings and terrain you made from ordinary Minecraft blocks stay exactly as they were.
That is why the backup comes before the uninstall, not after. Copy the world folder somewhere safe first — a different folder is fine — and only then start removing files. If you change your mind later, the backup is the only route back to the world as it was.
Our installation guide covers the uninstall briefly in its own uninstall section, alongside how updating works. This page goes deeper: what happens to modded worlds, how to remove the Forge setup itself if you want it gone, and how to clean a shared device properly. Read the part that matches your reason for uninstalling.
How to Remove Jenny Mod on Java (PC)
Start with the game fully closed. Open your mods folder — the same folder you dropped the file into when you installed — and find the Jenny Mod .jar. Delete it, or move it somewhere else if you think you might reinstall one day; moving it out is enough to uninstall the mod itself.
Launch the game on the Forge profile and open the Mods list. Jenny Mod should no longer appear there, because Forge simply loads whatever sits in the mods folder and nothing more. If it still appears, you are looking at the wrong folder or the wrong profile, and our troubleshooting hub covers that mismatch.
Forge itself can stay. A Forge installation with an empty mods folder is just Minecraft with a loader sitting idle, and it does no harm. Plenty of players remove the mod and keep Forge for other mods later.
If you want the whole setup gone, that is a launcher job rather than a folder job. Delete the Forge installation or profile from the Minecraft Launcher’s Installations list, and the profile disappears with it. Your vanilla installation, your worlds and your account are separate things and are not touched by doing this.
Java removal checklist
- Start with the game fully closed.
- Open your mods folder and find the Jenny Mod .jar.
- Delete it, or move it somewhere else if you might reinstall it later.
- Launch the game on the Forge profile and open the Mods list.
- If you want the whole setup gone, delete the Forge installation or profile from the Minecraft Launcher’s Installations list.
- Verify removal: the Mods list no longer shows Jenny Mod.
What Happens to a Java World After You Remove It
A world you played with the mod still opens after the uninstall. Minecraft loads the world without the mod’s content, so the land, your buildings and your vanilla items are all still there. What is gone is everything the mod supplied: the companions, their eggs and any mod items you were carrying or storing.
This is the part that surprises people, so it is worth saying plainly. A companion you had standing in your base will not be waiting when you come back, and no error message will explain where she went. The world did not break — it simply no longer contains anything the mod added.
If the world was a throwaway test world, none of this matters and you can delete the world too if you like. If it was your main world, the backup you made first is now the only copy of it in its modded state. Treat that backup the way you would treat the world itself.
How to Remove Jenny Mod on Bedrock (Phone)
Bedrock removal happens per world first. Open Minecraft, tap the pencil icon on the world you used the add-on in, and open its pack lists. Deactivate the add-on’s behaviour pack and its resource pack, the same two packs you switched on when you set the world up.
Deactivating is per world, so one cleaned world proves nothing about the next one. If you used the add-on in three worlds, you need to switch the packs off in all three. A world with the packs switched off still exists and opens normally — it just runs as plain Minecraft again.
To remove the files from the device entirely, go to Minecraft’s Settings and open Storage. Find the add-on’s packs in the stored behaviour and resource packs and delete them there. Once the files are deleted, no world on that phone can switch them back on by accident.
Bedrock removal checklist
- Open Minecraft, tap the pencil icon on the world you used the add-on in, and open its pack lists.
- Deactivate the add-on’s behaviour pack and its resource pack.
- Repeat for every world that used the add-on.
- Go to Minecraft’s Settings and open Storage.
- Find the add-on’s packs in the stored behaviour and resource packs and delete them.
- Verify removal: Storage no longer lists the packs.
Cleaning Up a Shared Device or Family Computer
A shared device needs one extra pass, because uninstalling is easy to do halfway. On a phone, delete the packs from Storage as described above, and also delete the original .mcaddon or .mcpack file if it is still sitting in your Downloads. On a PC, remove the .jar from the mods folder and check the Downloads folder for spare copies of the file.
Check every place the mod could be living, not just the obvious one. A second game profile on Java, a second world on Bedrock, or a copy of the file kept “just in case” all leave the mod one tap away from being back. If the point of uninstalling is that children use this device, “mostly removed” is not removed.
Game worlds deserve the same honesty. A world where the mod ran may still carry its name, its settings or your memories of what was in it, even after the content itself is gone. Deleting modded test worlds you no longer need is part of a clean finish, not an extreme step.
Check every place on a shared device
- Second Java profile.
- Second Bedrock world.
- Downloads folder.
- Spare .jar / .mcaddon copies.
- Test worlds.
- Forge profile.
- Any other Minecraft installation on the device.
- Cloud-synced folders that re-copy the file (if you use them).
Removing It Temporarily — and Reinstalling Later
Uninstalling does not have to be forever, and it does not have to be total. Moving the .jar out of the mods folder instead of deleting it gives you a pause button: the mod is off, and putting the same file back switches it on again. The same idea works on Bedrock, where deactivating packs in a world is reversible until you delete the files from Storage.
If you do reinstall later, nothing about the job has changed. The file goes back into the same folder or gets imported the same way, and the version-matching rules in our installation guide apply exactly as they did the first time. Keep the file matched to the same game version you used before, or expect the old mismatch problems to return with it.
One storage habit is worth keeping either way. Keep the mod file and your world backups in a folder with a plain name, so future-you knows what they are. The player who tidies up properly is the player who never has to guess which copy was the working one. For virus checks, see the virus guide. For safety checks, see the safety guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will uninstalling Jenny Mod delete my world?
No. Your world stays where it is on both routes, and it opens normally after the mod is removed. What disappears is the mod’s own content inside it — companions, eggs and mod items — which is why backing the world up first is the one step this page will not let you skip.
Do I have to remove Forge as well?
No. Forge with an empty mods folder is harmless, and removing the mod never requires removing the loader. Delete the Forge profile or installation from the launcher only if you want the entire setup gone, for example on a computer you are handing over completely.
I removed the file, but the mod still shows up. Why?
Almost always, the game is reading a different folder than the one you cleaned. You may have launched the vanilla profile instead of the Forge one, cleaned a second Minecraft installation, or left a copy of the .jar in the folder under a slightly different name. Our troubleshooting hub walks through that folder-and-profile check in order.
If I remove the packs, does my Bedrock world get deleted?
No. Deactivating the behaviour and resource packs returns the world to plain Minecraft, and the world itself keeps existing. Deleting the pack files in Storage removes the add-on from the device, not the worlds — they simply lose the option to switch it back on.
Can I reinstall the same file later?
Yes, if you kept it. Moving the .jar out of the mods folder, or keeping the .mcaddon file somewhere safe, means reinstalling is just the original install in reverse. Match it to the same game version and loader as before, and test in a throwaway world first if the setup has changed since.
How do I remove a fake Jenny Mod phone app?
A fake phone app claiming to be Jenny Mod is not the mod — remove the app from Settings → Apps, delete its downloaded file, and scan the device. There is no legitimate Jenny Mod phone app. If the app asked for permissions, treat those permissions as a red flag and check the account it touched.
My world will not open after removal — what now?
If a world will not open after removal, the world may still reference mod content. Restore from a pre-uninstall backup, or open a copy of the world to test before touching the original. Never test a fix on your only copy of a world.
How do I restore from a pre-uninstall backup?
Restore from a backup made before the mod was installed, or from a backup that ran cleanly. Copy the backup into place only after removing the mod files, and test the restored world before playing it as your main world. Keep the broken world aside until the restored one is confirmed.
What about leftover Forge files after removal?
After removing the mod file, check the mods folder for leftover .jar files and the config folder for leftover mod configs. A leftover config alone is harmless, but a leftover .jar means the mod is not actually removed. The verify step at the end of each checklist on this page catches this.
