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Nways Manager for Windows NT Installation Guide


Uninstalling Nways Manager

This chapter describes how to uninstall the application and describes special considerations for reinstalling the application.


Removing Nways Manager

You can uninstall Nways Manager for Windows NT by selecting the Add-Remove Programs icon on the Windows NT Control Panel. The Add/Remove Programs Properties dialog includes a list of the applications installed on your system. Select IBM Nways Manager and click Add/Remove... to remove the application from your system.

The uninstallation process will remove all files that were created during the install. It will also undo all registry changes and changes made to files of type .ini during the install. It will neither remove files that were created during the execution of the program, nor will it remove the full product directory tree.

After the uninstallation completes, you will need to perform the following steps to fully remove the application data files and directories:

  1. Refer to the Nways Manager README file for additional instructions required to completely remove Nways Manager from your system
  2. Execute the configuration program for your Web Server application. Remove the nways\java\websvr directory from the list of directories.
  3. Delete the nways directory.
  4. Update the Path settings in the Environment Variables:
    1. Click Start -> Settings -> Control Panel.
    2. Double-click the System icon.
    3. Select the Environment tab.
    4. Scroll through the System Variables field until you find Path.
    5. Select the Path entry.
    6. Find the path entries c:\Nways\bin; and c:\Nways\lib;, where c is the drive where Nways Manager was installed.
    7. Select these sections and use the Delete key to remove them from the path (Important: Do not click the Delete pushbutton, as you will delete the entire path!).
    8. Click Set.
    9. Click OK.

Nways Manager for Windows NT is now fully removed from your system.


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