Hi @oceanbuddha,
Thank you for opening the topic in the correct forum and for taking the time to share the Site Health info report, that is really helpful. I can see from the report that WooCommerce Analytics – Proxy Speed Module version 1.0.0 by WooCommerce is installed as a wp mu plugin, and this is very likely why WooCommerce is not deleting as expected.
To give a bit of context, wp mu plugins, also known as must use plugins, are loaded automatically by WordPress and cannot be deactivated from the normal Plugins screen. Because they load before regular plugins, anything that depends on WooCommerce from an mu plugin can prevent WooCommerce from being fully removed.
To move forward, here are the recommended steps to try, starting with the least invasive option.
First, check your regular Plugins list and see if WooCommerce Analytics appears there as an active plugin. If it does, deactivate it first, then try deleting WooCommerce again.
Next, temporarily deactivate all other plugins and then try deleting WooCommerce. This helps rule out any dependency or conflict that may be holding WooCommerce in place.
If WooCommerce still cannot be deleted after that, the next step would be to access your hosting account and use the file manager or FTP. From there, navigate to the wp-content/plugins/ directory and remove the woocommerce folder. You will also want to check wp-content/mu-plugins/ and remove the WooCommerce Analytics related folder or file from there as well, since mu plugins are not managed from the WordPress admin area.
You can find more background on must use plugins here, which may be useful as you go through this: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/documentation/article/must-use-plugins/
Once you have tried these steps, feel free to update the thread with what you observe and we can take it from there together.
