Ocasionally, I end up with a workstation that does not work correctly
anymore in progress and I have to remove the progress based
application, the progress client and reinstall. But sometimes the
progress client uninstall fails. Sometimes, I can "over install" the
client and then remove it. But sometimes the "over install" trick does
not work and I am left with re-imaging the PC. But if I don't have a
good image for the box, I am left with reinstalling Windows from
scratch.

Is there a way to remove the Progress client "manually?"

Thanks!

NewarkGoss wrote:
This is for 9.1D, but the procedure should be pretty much the same (the
tech support knowledgebase on Progress's website is free, and really is
a great resource).
http://progress.atgnow.com/esprogress/documentDisplay.do?clusterName=CombinedCluster&pre view=1&groupId=3&page=http://progress.atgnow.com/esprogress/docs/Solutions/Progress/ESERVER_19580.xhtml&docType=1006&resultType=5002&d ocProp=$solution_id&docPropValue=18709

Do you have any idea how your installs become corrupted? Our customers
have thousands of clients installed with a Progress based application,
and I've never seen a corrupted Progress client install that wasn't the
result of someone mucking around with registry settings manually, or
trying to create their own deployment package for the Progress client -
but our customers are mostly 9.1D/E based.