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To disable a single patch file, you can do one of two things:

Option1: Navigate to the patch file in the file system, and rename it to end in something other than .config. For example, rename Sitecore.Analytics.Config to Sitecore.Analytics.Config.Disabled.

Option2: Add the patch file to a <loadOrder> section and add the mode="Off"` attribute. For example: <add path="Sitecore.Analytics.Config" type="File" mode="Off" />

Note: Option 2 will only work with 9.0 or later versions.

To disable a single patch file, you can do one of two things:

Navigate to the patch file in the file system, and rename it to end in something other than .config. For example, rename Sitecore.Analytics.Config to Sitecore.Analytics.Config.Disabled.

Add the patch file to a <loadOrder> section and add the mode="Off"` attribute. For example: <add path="Sitecore.Analytics.Config" type="File" mode="Off" />

To disable a single patch file, you can do one of two things:

Option1: Navigate to the patch file in the file system, and rename it to end in something other than .config. For example, rename Sitecore.Analytics.Config to Sitecore.Analytics.Config.Disabled.

Option2: Add the patch file to a <loadOrder> section and add the mode="Off"` attribute. For example: <add path="Sitecore.Analytics.Config" type="File" mode="Off" />

Note: Option 2 will only work with 9.0 or later versions.

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To disable a single patch file, you can do one of two things:

Navigate to the patch file in the file system, and rename it to end in something other than .config. For example, rename Sitecore.Analytics.Config to Sitecore.Analytics.Config.Disabled.

Add the patch file to a <loadOrder> section and add the mode="Off"` attribute. For example: <add path="Sitecore.Analytics.Config" type="File" mode="Off" />