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 | | From: | E.Lee | | Subject: | Re: Uninstall Labview after Silently installation | | Date: | Thu, 20 Jan 2005 08:40:41 -0600 (CST) |
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 | Hello EJPEREZ,
After further investigation, it appears that DataSock=
et is still present on the system because the LabVIEW Runtime Engine is sti=
ll installed. To verify this, open the control panel, double-click on add/=
remove programs, select National Instruments Software, click on change and =
you will see a list of National Instruments Software that is installed on t=
he computer. You can use this method to find out which NI Software product=
is leaving NI Spy on your computer as well.
Uninstalling the LabVIE=
W Runtime Engine will remove DataSocket from your computer. The way to do =
this from the command line is to use msiexec and the LabVIEW Runtime Engine=
MSI file. The command will look something like "path:\>msiexec /quiet /un=
install lvruntimeeng.msi" depending on your preferences and file locations.=
MSIexec is a Microsoft Windows utility and you can get more information a=
bout it on there website (http://www.microsoft.com). If you need more info=
rmation about the commmand line parameters for msiexec, just type in "msiex=
ec" in the command line and hit the "enter" key. The LabVIEW Runtime Engin=
e msi can be found on your installation cd in the "components\lvruntimeeng\=
" folder.
Make sure you run this command AFTER you do the core unins=
tallation using the "setup.exe LVspect.txt /q" operation. Then you can use=
msiexec to uninstall the program that is leaving NI Spy on your computer.<=
br>
I hope this helps,
E.Lee
Applications Engineer
National Ins=
truments
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