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How do I manually uninstall Citrix Presentation Server 4
i have a corrupted data store on a pre-production presentation server 4 farm, so i decided to uninstall and create a new farm (only 5 servers presenting ms office). however, i keep getting the following error message and cannot uninstall via the command line as suggested:
error 26515. unable to unregister the subsystem RMBillingSS.dll. To ignore this error, run the uninstall with the property CTX_MF_FORCE_SUBSYSTEM_UNI NSTALL set to yes.
...how can i manually remove/wipe out all traces of ps4 and re-install to attach to a new datastore (sql 2000 enterprise)?
error 26515. unable to unregister the subsystem RMBillingSS.dll. To ignore this error, run the uninstall with the property CTX_MF_FORCE_SUBSYSTEM_UNI
...how can i manually remove/wipe out all traces of ps4 and re-install to attach to a new datastore (sql 2000 enterprise)?
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Of the 2 answers posted this was the better one. However, I had already tried those two approaches and they didn't work hence my need for more advanced help, however, I didn't state that in my question as I should have done. So I'll accept anyway.
Use the following command from the command prompt to uninstall:
msiexec /x YOURCITRIXINSTALLER.msi CTX_MF_FORCE_SUBSYSTEM_UNI NSTALL=YES
Comment from berdt
Date: 09/08/2005 07:49AM PDT
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Why don't you just use chfarm from the commandline to change farm?
Should work, whether your datastore is unavailable / corrupt or not.
Use the following command from the command prompt to uninstall:
msiexec /x YOURCITRIXINSTALLER.msi CTX_MF_FORCE_SUBSYSTEM_UNI
Comment from berdt
Date: 09/08/2005 07:49AM PDT
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Why don't you just use chfarm from the commandline to change farm?
Should work, whether your datastore is unavailable / corrupt or not.
What to do if I don't have the install.msi file?
Should work, whether your datastore is unavailable / corrupt or not.