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Hi Richardson<br />
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It wont let me delete the reg key or delete/rename the view agent folder. &nbsp;Used process explorer to try and work out what is using the folder but cannot see anything?
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Hi Richardson

It wont let me delete the reg key or delete/rename the view agent folder.  Used process explorer to try and work out what is using the folder but cannot see anything?

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Had to use revo uninstaller in the end but got it out.
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Had to use revo uninstaller in the end but got it out.

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Hi<br />
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I have a small vmview set up with 7 vm's. &nbsp;I updated one view agent a few months back from 5.1 to 5.2. I am now trying to upgrade the rest to solve a usb redirection error but it will not allow it. Starts the install process but then half way through it just rolls back and fails. Tried uninstalling the agent first but that fails too? &nbsp;Look in the event logs and can see nothing but an install fail error.<br />
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View server is 5.1
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Hi

I have a small vmview set up with 7 vm's.  I updated one view agent a few months back from 5.1 to 5.2. I am now trying to upgrade the rest to solve a usb redirection error but it will not allow it. Starts the install process but then half way through it just rolls back and fails. Tried uninstalling the agent first but that fails too?  Look in the event logs and can see nothing but an install fail error.

View server is 5.1

Cannot uninstall or upgrade vmview agent

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