Let’s now carry out the final task - delete the user-data files. With this, you have deleted the browser’s Dynamic Link Libraries, Executables, and all its INI configuration files.
Right-click for the context menu and click on the Delete command. Select the Mozilla Firefox folder from that directory. Head over to the Program Files folder in either of the two locations. Launch File Explorer using Win + E shortcut key. Here are the steps to delete firefox program files and the installation directory: We no longer need these files and folders once we uninstall the Firefox browser. The apps and software installed in Windows PC create a folder directory within the Program Files folder. Related: How to Fix: High CPU Usage with Firefox browser? Step 3: Delete Firefox Program Folder Once you have stopped all the browser’s background tasks, there should be no issues in carrying out the below steps to delete Firefox’s data and settings files from the computer. Click 'Remove' ('Uninstall' in Firefox 3.6). Click on the extension or theme you want to uninstall. Make sure to end all running Firefox processes. Click 'Tools -> Add-ons' (Add-ons Manager in SeaMonkey 2) Click on 'Extensions' or 'Appearance' ('Themes' in Firefox 3.6). Select Firefox from the list, and hit End Task. 
Next, switch to the Processes tab and expand the Background Process section. Hit the End Task button to close that process. Switch to the Details tab and select the firefox.exe file. 
Launch Windows Task Manager using Ctrl + Shift + Esc shortcut keys. 
Here are the steps to stop the Firefox background running processes:
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