There are two ways to delete a project in the Unity’s project
wizard. The first one is simply deleting, renaming or moving the
directory directly from its location. The project wizard is smart enough
and this is the recommended option.
The second one requires administrator privileges and deleting the
registry entries associated with the projects we want to get rid of from
the wizard’s list without deleting, moving or renaming the directories.
1 - Go to Windows registry (run regedit.exe).
2 - In the Windows registry, go to
HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Unity Technologies/Unity Editor 5.x/
4- Find the entries which names begin with “RecentlyUsedProjectPaths-“. They’re numbered. If you click on the entry you can see your project path.
5- Select and delete the entries you want to get rid of.
Reference: This post is updated version of the solution from http://jorge.palacios.co/clean-unitys-project-wizard-in-unity-4-x/
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