RTC Shell windows unistall command
Hi
I have a workstation with RTC Shell windows integration (v5.0.1) in a strange condition.
RTC Shell is installed and running, but need to be uninstalled.
Problem is, that Installation Manager don't know of its existence.
RTC Shell is not at all mentioned in Installation Manager Registry.
Is there a workaround, for uninstall RTC Shell using a command?
Any other safe workaround, is also appreciated.
Thanks...
Steen Larsen
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Hi Steen,
So, we tried it and it works.
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Steen Larsen
commented Feb 13 '20, 9:23 a.m.
Perfect Priyadarshini
Worked like a charm.
Thanks...
Steen
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Hi Steen
That sure seems strange. Is it possible that you installed RTC Shell as administrator, but now running Installation Manager in user mode than in admin mode? If that is the case, the user mode Installation Manager may not list the globally installed programs.
- EWM Shell team
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Hi Priyadarshini
It is really strange.
It's not my own workstation, so I cannot tell what happened prior to this condition.
We have +1000 computers with all kinds of software installed through Installation Manager, and +200 with RTC Shell.
We ALWAYS install as administrator.
So I don't understand how Installation Manager can end in this situation.
If this was an eclipse based tool, I could easily fix this manually.
But in case of RTC Shell, it's a different story. I need a trick to get the software removed.
Thanks
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Hi Steen, probably you can run the *uninstall.reg files shipped in the installation folder\bin as administrator. That should remove the extension's registry entries. After restart, you should be able to delete the installation folder. And hopefully Installation Manager will let you install a new version of RTC Shell. But, let me try it out first and make sure it will work for you. I will update here.
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Also, please check if any of the IM tips at https://jazz.net/forum/questions/100193/unable-to-install-or-uninstall-any-packages-using-installation-manager helps?
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