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Guest
I can't seem to find out how to uninstall BCM. It is causing some problems
and I just don't use it so I would like to deleat it.
and I just don't use it so I would like to deleat it.
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Bob Cooley [MSFT]
BCM is listed in the Add or Remove Programs list under Control Panel. You
should be able to uninstall it from there. You may also need to uninstall
the MSDE portion in Add or Remove as well, but it depends on which version
you have. Look for Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MICROSOFTSMLBIZ)
if you have the BCM Update (version 2) installed.
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Regards,
Bob Cooley, [MSFT]
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
should be able to uninstall it from there. You may also need to uninstall
the MSDE portion in Add or Remove as well, but it depends on which version
you have. Look for Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MICROSOFTSMLBIZ)
if you have the BCM Update (version 2) installed.
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Regards,
Bob Cooley, [MSFT]
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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Guest
I can't beleive I missed that , I looked in the "Add or Remove Programs" list
and just didn't see it. Thnks alot for answering the question thuogh and
pointing out that I "Need Glasses". lol.
Davgt500
and just didn't see it. Thnks alot for answering the question thuogh and
pointing out that I "Need Glasses". lol.
Davgt500
Bob Cooley said:
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Guest
What if after using the add/remove programs and using the companion CD BCM
doesn't automatically unintall? I keep getting an error message "An error
has occurred while removing the SQL Active Directory Helper Service." Active
directory is not installed on my XP pro.
doesn't automatically unintall? I keep getting an error message "An error
has occurred while removing the SQL Active Directory Helper Service." Active
directory is not installed on my XP pro.
Bob Cooley said:
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Guest
There's a lot easier way.... run the installation disc for BCM and use it to
uninstall just BCM, following the prompts. Seems to work great, simple and
quick.
Loring
uninstall just BCM, following the prompts. Seems to work great, simple and
quick.
Loring
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Guest
"BCM" also Stands for Broad Com Modem. The MS Outlook Business Contact
Manager is not listed as "BCM" in the "Add/Remove Programs" list. The Broad
Com Modem is. Delete that... and you'll have deleted your access to the
internet. Next time you boot up, you'll have no access because you'll have
deleted your modem drivers. The MS Business Contact Manager is listed WITH
MS Outlook as something like: "Microsoft Outlook with Business Contact
Manager" or "Microsoft Outlook with Business Contact Manager Update". Be
CAREFUL!
Manager is not listed as "BCM" in the "Add/Remove Programs" list. The Broad
Com Modem is. Delete that... and you'll have deleted your access to the
internet. Next time you boot up, you'll have no access because you'll have
deleted your modem drivers. The MS Business Contact Manager is listed WITH
MS Outlook as something like: "Microsoft Outlook with Business Contact
Manager" or "Microsoft Outlook with Business Contact Manager Update". Be
CAREFUL!
Davgt500 said:
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MichaelS
I have tried using the disc to uninstall, reinstall. I have used the control
panel - add/remove.
I cannot get the BCM to uninstall or reinstall. Every time I open outlook it
always looks for the database. It will not create a new one and cannot
connect to my computer so I have to cancel out of 2 different wizards EACH
time I open Outlook.
panel - add/remove.
I cannot get the BCM to uninstall or reinstall. Every time I open outlook it
always looks for the database. It will not create a new one and cannot
connect to my computer so I have to cancel out of 2 different wizards EACH
time I open Outlook.
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DL
So what happens when you use Control Panel Add/Remove to uninstal BCM?