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Dgreenwood at 19:22, 15 November 2024

2024-11-15T19:22:09Z

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	Very rarely, a Grooper service will not uninstall properly when you uninstall ~~the~~ service ~~from Grooper Config~~. Or, a user may delete a Grooper Repository connection or purge a Grooper Repository without uninstalling services first.		Very rarely, a Grooper service will not uninstall properly when you uninstall a Grooper service service. Or, a user may delete a Grooper Repository connection or purge a Grooper Repository without uninstalling services first.

	This can make it appear as though a duplicate or "ghost" Windows service is installed without being listed in GCC (or Grooper Config before version 2024).		This can make it appear as though a duplicate or "ghost" Windows service is installed without being listed in GCC (or Grooper Config before version 2024).

Dgreenwood at 20:14, 25 June 2024

2024-06-25T20:14:05Z

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	# You will be prompted "Are you sure you want to delete this Key?". Click Yes.		# You will be prompted "Are you sure you want to delete this Key?". Click Yes.
	# Exit the Registry Editor.		# Exit the Registry Editor.




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Dgreenwood at 12:54, 20 June 2024

2024-06-20T12:54:05Z

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	This can make it appear as though a duplicate or "ghost" Windows service is installed without being listed in GCC (or Grooper Config before version 2024).		This can make it appear as though a duplicate or "ghost" Windows service is installed without being listed in GCC (or Grooper Config before version 2024).

	If this does occur, you will need to manually delete the service from the Windows Registry Editor, using the following steps:
			If this does occur, you will need to manually delete the service. If you know the name of the service instance (something like <code>Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##</code>) you need to delete, you can use the following command lines to stop the service (if necessary) and manually delete it.

			<pre>
			SC STOP Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##
			SC DELETE Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##
			</pre>

			'''''OR'''''

			You can delete the service from the Windows Registry Editor, using the following steps:
	# Open the Registry Editor (regedit.exe)		# Open the Registry Editor (regedit.exe)
	# Navigate to <code>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services</code>.		# Navigate to <code>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services</code>.
	# Select the key of the service you want to delete. Grooper services will always be named something like <code>Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##</code>		# Select the key of the service you want to delete.
			#*<li class="fyi-bullet"> Grooper services will always be named something like <code>Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##</code>
	# From the "Edit" menu select "Delete.		# From the "Edit" menu select "Delete.
	# You will be prompted "Are you sure you want to delete this Key?". Click Yes.		# You will be prompted "Are you sure you want to delete this Key?". Click Yes.
	# Exit the Registry Editor.		# Exit the Registry Editor.

	~~'''''OR'''''~~

	If you know the name of the service instance (something like <code>Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##</code>) you need to delete, you can use the following command lines to stop the service (if necessary) and delete it.

	~~<pre>~~
	~~SC STOP Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##~~
	~~SC DELETE Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##~~
	~~</pre>~~
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Dgreenwood at 20:56, 7 June 2024

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Dgreenwood: Created page with "{|class="attn-box" | ⚠ | Very rarely, a Grooper service will not uninstall properly when you uninstall the service from Grooper Config. Or, a user may delete a Grooper Repository connection or purge a Grooper Repository without uninstalling services first. This can make it appear as though a duplicate or "ghost" Windows service is installed without being listed in GCC (or Grooper Config before version 2024). If this does occur, you will need to manually delete..."

2024-06-07T14:24:35Z

Created page with "{|class="attn-box" | ⚠ | Very rarely, a Grooper service will not uninstall properly when you uninstall the service from Grooper Config. Or, a user may delete a Grooper Repository connection or purge a Grooper Repository without uninstalling services first. This can make it appear as though a duplicate or "ghost" Windows service is installed without being listed in GCC (or Grooper Config before version 2024). If this does occur, you will need to manually delete..."

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Very rarely, a Grooper service will not uninstall properly when you uninstall the service from Grooper Config. Or, a user may delete a Grooper Repository connection or purge a Grooper Repository without uninstalling services first.

This can make it appear as though a duplicate or "ghost" Windows service is installed without being listed in GCC (or Grooper Config before version 2024).

If this does occur, you will need to manually delete the service from the Windows Registry Editor, using the following steps:
# Open the Registry Editor (regedit.exe)
# Navigate to <code>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services</code>.
# Select the key of the service you want to delete. Grooper services will always be named something like <code>Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##</code>
# From the "Edit" menu select "Delete.
# You will be prompted "Are you sure you want to delete this Key?". Click Yes.
# Exit the Registry Editor.
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