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How to uninstall Windows applicaton that created by VB.NET
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Chi Wai
2008-03-05 10:48:41 UTC
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Hi

I have created a program and published it over the network location, I have
chosen the option "From a UNC path or file share" --> choose "No, this
application is only available online"

one of my collegue having a problem, after he restored his computer, he
cannot run that program again. Whenever he run that problem, it just ask him
to contact the system administrator.

The problem that I created only using the .Net 2.0 framework, I have not
added any other component except some custom class.

Is it possible to un-install and reinstall the program again to solve that
problem?

Many thanks

Chi
Linda Liu
2008-03-06 03:02:26 UTC
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Hi Chi,

Firstly, you choose "No, this application is only available online" option
when publishing this application, which means that the user can only launch
this application online and this application won't be installed on the
client machine.So you needn't uninstall this application from the client
machine later at all.
Post by Chi Wai
one of my collegue having a problem, after he restored his computer, he
cannot run that program again.
Do you mean that BEFORE he restarted the computer, he CAN run the ClickOnce
application, but AFTER restarting the computer, he CANNOT run this ClickOnce
application again?

I don't think this problem is related to your ClickOnce application because
it can ever be launched successfully. I suspect that after restarting, the
client machine loses the trust connection with that machine which contains
the ClickOnce application.

Please have a try accessing the machine containing the ClickOnce application
from the client machine before launching the ClickOnce application, or
publishing the ClickOnce application to a web site to see if the problem
still exists.

Hope this helps.

Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support
Chi Wai
2008-03-07 08:22:17 UTC
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Hi Linda

Thanks very much for your information.

I will try it out.

Many thanks

Chi
Post by Linda Liu
Hi Chi,
Firstly, you choose "No, this application is only available online" option
when publishing this application, which means that the user can only
launch this application online and this application won't be installed on
the client machine.So you needn't uninstall this application from the
client machine later at all.
Post by Chi Wai
one of my collegue having a problem, after he restored his computer, he
cannot run that program again.
Do you mean that BEFORE he restarted the computer, he CAN run the
ClickOnce application, but AFTER restarting the computer, he CANNOT run
this ClickOnce application again?
I don't think this problem is related to your ClickOnce application
because it can ever be launched successfully. I suspect that after
restarting, the client machine loses the trust connection with that
machine which contains the ClickOnce application.
Please have a try accessing the machine containing the ClickOnce
application from the client machine before launching the ClickOnce
application, or publishing the ClickOnce application to a web site to see
if the problem still exists.
Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support
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