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Sasha Kraljevic
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Hi Matt, In essence, there are two type of OpenEdge installation for Windows: local and network install. Regardless of how you did it and what type you used, one way to uninstall it (as you don't have mapped P drive anymore I guess) is to do the following: 1. Locate activex controls in your local installation directory and unregister them (regsvr32 /U blah.ocx) - they are usually (if not search for them) in %DLC%\bin\system, cscomb32.ocx, pstimer.ocx, csspin.ocx 2. Unregister %DLC%\bin\prox.dll 3. Remove registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\PSC\ or HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\PSC\ if it's win64 OS (this will remove references all Progres versions and products, so if you have other versions than 10.2B be aware of it - you will have to remove one by one otherwise) 4. Do do the same for HKEY_CURRENT_USER 5. Remove HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\AdminService10.2B 6. Remove %DLC% install directory There are other registry entries, e.g file type association etc., buy they will get overwritten with new install. This is just from top of my head - I may have forgotten something, but it should work. If you get stuck, then just open ticket with tech support and they will assist you with it.
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