Thread: New version of DRM removal tools ("DeDRM")
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Old 10-21-2020, 10:50 PM   #1164
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Originally Posted by Blaineoreski View Post
I'm confused. I thought this was the right forum. What is the link to the correct forum for my request?
You posted in a thread called "New Version of DRM removal tools ("DeDRM") in the E-book General => News forum. Nothing calibre related in those names.

If you cast your eyes down the list of forums you will notice E-Book Software which has Calibre as a forum.

There you would either have been told the procedure which should not disturb your preferences or library or, more likely, pointed at several threads that already discuss the procedure. Basically, it amounts to uninstall calibre 5.xx then re-install calibre 4.23. You would then add any plugins you were using that were removed or disabled for not being Python3 compatible and you should be up and running Any books you added to your library which did not have DRM removed will have to be removed and re-added since DRM removal is only done on the add to library.
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