unknownuser88 · May 24, 2017 10:59 · Mar 9, 2017 · Mar 8, 2017 · Mar 8, 2017
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-# How do I revert Sublime Text to a fresh state
+# How do I revert Sublime Text 3 to a fresh state
 
 This little gist will walk you through the process of *reverting your Sublime Text installation to*
 *a fresh state*.

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+# How do I revert Sublime Text to a fresh state
+
+This little gist will walk you through the process of *reverting your Sublime Text installation to*
+*a fresh state*.
+
+This simply means to get Sublime Text to exactly as it was *by default*.
+
+> Hum... Will I lose all my setup?
+
+**No**. You can go back to how you were really easily, and it's explained at the bottom. :wink:
+
+## Revert to a fresh state
+
+1. *Preferences → Browse Packages*
+2. Go up **2** folders
+3. Close Sublime Text
+4. Rename the `Sublime Text 3` folder something else (`Sublime Text 3-actual` for example)
+5. restart Sublime Text
+
+What this will do is recreate the `Sublime Text 3` folder for you, *as it was by default*.
+
+:tada: Now, Sublime Text is exactly how it was when you first started it :baby:
+
+## Get your setup back
+
+You've probably guessed how to do this now, but for clarity's sake, here's the step by step process:
+
+1. *Preferences → Browse Packages*
+2. Go up **2** folders
+3. Close Sublime Text
+4. Delete the `sublime Text 3` folder
+5. Rename the original `Sublime Text 3` folder (in my case, it'd be the folder 
+`Sublime Text 3-actual`) to `Sublime Text 3`
+6. Restart Sublime Text
+
+:tada: Now you're back to how you were before.