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Interstage Studio Client Runtime V11.1 Installation Guide
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Appendix B Deleting an Installed Environment
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Appendix B Deleting an Installed Environment

Reinstallation or uninstallation of Interstage Studio Client Runtime may fail because of unexpected errors that occur during installation or uninstallation.
In such cases, the original environment can be restored when the procedures described below are used to delete all related resources from the hard disk. If any related products are installed on the same system, uninstall the products before starting the procedures.


Note

  • The procedure should be done using the administrator account or the account that belongs to the administrator group of the computer.

  • Depending on whether or not a function is installed, the described registry keys, folders, and environment variables may not exist. In this case, ignore these and continue work.

  • The explanations below include information related to editing registries. Before editing registries, it is essential to understand recovery methods in case problems occur. Refer to "Restore the Registry" in the Help menu of the registry editor (regedit.exe) for recovery method details.
    Registries are extremely important files in a Windows system. If operation fails, Windows may not start. It is therefore important to perform the associated tasks very carefully.

In the example explained here, "C:\Interstage" is used as the product installation destination, and the product is installed in a 32-bit OS. To install the product in a 64-bit OS, substitute as shown in the table below when reading the explanations.

32-bit OS

64-bit OS

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Fujitsu

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Fujitsu

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows

C:\Program Files

C:\Program Files (x86)


If you are unclear about "Another product equipped with ..." described below, contact Fujitsu technical support.


Deleting Product Components

The procedures for uninstalling components of this product are described below.


1. Deleting Registry Keys

Execute the registry editor (REGEDIT.EXE) that is in the Windows system directory. Delete all the keys under the following keys:

If another product with Fujitsu Java is installed, then the registry keys below will be shared.
Only delete if the registry keys below still exist after another product equipped with Fujitsu Java has been uninstalled.

2. Deleting Icons and Groups

Delete the following folder to delete the corresponding icon and group from the Start menu:

3. Deleting Environment Variables

If another product with Fujitsu Java is installed, then the environment variables below will be shared. Only delete if the environment variables below still exist after another product equipped with Fujitsu Java has been uninstalled.

Information

Delete as follows any of the above environment variables that have been set:

  • In Windows XP

    Double-click [Performance and Maintenance] in the Control Panel. Next, click [System] and click the [Environment Variables] button on the Advanced tab. Select the corresponding variable from the list of system variables, and click the [Delete] button.

  • In Windows Server 2003

    Double-click [System] in the Control Panel. Click [Environment Variables] on the Advanced tab. Select the corresponding variable from the list of system variables, and click [Delete] button.

  • In Windows Vista

    Click [System and Maintenance] in the Control Panel. Next, click [System] and then click [Advanced system settings]. Click the [Environment Variables] button on the Advanced tab. Select the corresponding variable from the list of system variables, then click the [Delete] button.

  • In Windows Server 2008

    Click [System and Maintenance] in the Control Panel. Next, click [System] and then click [Change settings]. Click the [Environment Variables] button on the Advanced tab. Select the corresponding variable from the list of system variables, then click the [Delete] button.

  • In Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows Server 2012

    Click [System and Security] in the Control Panel. Next, click [System] and then click [Change settings]. Click the [Environment Variables] button on the Advanced tab. Select the corresponding variable from the list of system variables, then click the [Delete] button.


4. Deleting Paths in the PATH Environment Variable

If the PATH environment variable contains the folder path below, delete it from the PATH.
If other products equipped with Fujitsu Java are installed, then only delete if the following environment variable PATHs still exist after the products have been uninstalled.


5. Deleting Classpaths in the CLASSPATH Environment Variable

Delete these if the CLASSPATH environment folder contains the paths below.
If other products equipped with or Fujitsu Java are installed, then only delete if the following environment variable CLASSPATHs still exist after the products have been uninstalled.

Additionally, "." might remain in CLASSPATH. Delete it them as required.


6. Deleting Folders

Delete the following folder in C:\Program Files\InstallShield Installation Information (where the System drive is C:):

Delete the following folder created under the folder specified during installation (Example: C:\Interstage):


7. Deleting files

Delete the following files in the C:\Program Files\Fujitsu\FJQSS\product folder. (if the C drive is the system drive):


8. Deleting files under the Temp folder

Delete the following file under the folder specified by the environment variable TMP or TEMP:

9. Deleting software information from the [Uninstall (middleware)] management DB

When [All Programs] > [Fujitsu] > [Uninstall (middleware)] in the Start menu is started and the information for the uninstalled product is displayed, the information needs to be deleted from the management DB.
Execute the following command to delete the product information:

"C:\Program Files\Fujitsu\FujitsuF4CR\cir\bin\ciope.exe" metadb-remove-entry -i EA2D7E8F012B100000000A7CCCBB03FF -v 1101 -f

10. Restarting the Computer

After completing all the above procedures, restart the computer.


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