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Removing Win2K Netware Client

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by zakm

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I have an IBM Thinkpad x20, that has win2k netware client installed. All is well whilst on the network.

We need to totally remove netware.
Will only be required to run as a standalone now.

Zak

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by leo.valmores

Novell has a program (UNC.EXE) that uninstall Client32 from Win2K. What it does is it removes all related entries in the registry and files from NOVELL subdirectory.

Please check this TID 10024640 (tech. info. doc.) from www.support.novell.com.
Also, you can download the program from their site, too.

Hope this helps.

by jimbb

Start - Settings - Control Panel - Networking - Services. Select NetWare Client, click Remove.
Though on Win9x the same option exists, it does not work properly, that's why there is an UNC.EXE (Uninstall Netware Client) for Win9x.

Jim

by drdon

UNC32 does not work properly on WIn 2000. To remove Client 32:
1) Add/Remove Prgrograms and remove the client
2) Network Properties and remove all Clients and Protocols.
3) Reboot the workstation
4) Reinstall the MS clients and protocols needed.
5) Reboot the workstation.

You should be back to operation.
HTH-

by highlander718

I'm installing this days 2 X20 in our network, and I installed and uninstalled the netware client a few times. It works fine from Control Panel>Network and Dial_Up connections>Local Area Connection/Properties/Client Service for Netweare and uninstall. That shoul be all, it's tested !

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