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# Removing Workers

The Create/Add Worker tool cannot yet remove Workers that it adds to your applications. But it is simple enough to remove a statically-linked Worker yourself by deleting the items that the Create/Add Worker tool created by following the steps below.

Let's take an example where we want to remove **Worker B** from **Worker A.**

![Removing Worker B from Worker A](/files/DCfdQ1H2qJt2Hzplmdvv)

### Step 1: **Remove Worker object constant from Statically-Linked subWorkers.ctl**

Remove **Worker B**'s object constant from **Worker A**'s *Statically-Linked subWorkers.ctl.*

{% hint style="warning" %}
If no Worker object constant exists in a Worker's *Statically-Linked subWorkers.ctl*, you will need to also delete *Statically-Linked subWorkers.ctl* from the Caller, because LabVIEW does not allow empty clusters to exist.
{% endhint %}

### Step 2: Delete *Set Initialization Data - XXX.vi*

Delete *Set Initialization Data - Worker B.vi* from **Worker A.**

### **Step 3: Delete *****Setup subWorker - XXX.vi***

Delete *Setup subWorker - Worker B.vi* from **Worker A.**

### **Step 4: Delete Worker's Main VI from Caller's Main VI**

Delete **Worker B**'s Main VI (Main.vi or Main NR.vi) from the block diagram of **Worker A**'s Main VI.

### **Step 5: Final cleanup**

You have now removed the statically-linked subWorker but you might still have to clean up a few broken wires now that you have removed and deleted the VIs above. The Worker should now be removed from its Caller.