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Clean uninstall MicroStrategy Analytics Enterprise using the Uninstallation Cleanup Utility
How to clean uninstall MicroStrategy Analytics Enterprise using the Uninstallation Cleanup Utility
CONSIDERATIONS/GUIDELINES:
This Uninstallation Cleanup Utility is designed to remove the obsolete or leftover services, files and registries after uninstalling MicroStrategy products.
The goal of this cleanup utility is to remove the leftover files and registries after uninstallation to make the machine "cleaner" for a second time installation (it can solve some known downgrade installation issues).
The basic assumption for removing files is that the user installed MicroStrategy in a path that contains the string "MicroStrategy". If not, the files and certain registry keys will not be removed.
Using the cleanup utility incorrectly can cause system-wide problems that may require re-installation of the Operating System. This utility should always be tested in a test environment before being run in a production environment.
Link to download cleanup utility under files - Cleanup.zip:
Uninstall all the MicroStrategy and related products from Control Panel:
Any MSTR Hotfixes applied
MSTR Secure Enterprise
MSTR Health Center (if it's not uninstalled)
MSTR Office (if installed)
DHTML Editing Component (if installed)
Restart the machine.
Copy cleanup.exe to this machine.
Right click and "Run as Administrator" to execute. This will do the following things:
Back up the entire registry to "reg_backup_<timestamp>.reg" file (this file will get created in the same folder where the executable resides)
Stop and remove MicroStrategy services (if they exist)
MicroStrategy Distribution Manager
MAEMETLS
MicroStrategy Execution Engine
MicroStrategy Intelligence Server
MicroStrategy Logging Client
MicroStrategy Logging Consumer
MicroStrategy Logging Server
MAPing
EMService
MicroStrategy SMTP Service
MicroStrategy NC PDF Formatter
SubscriptionAdministrator
SubscriptionServer
SubscriptionEngine
SubscriptionLogger
SubscriptionRMIRegistry
MicroStrategy System Monitor
TransactorAdministrator
TransactorCommunicationServer
TransactorTransactionEngine
TransactorLogger
TransactorLookup
MHealthAgent
HealthAgent
Tomcat8
MySQL
usherIDM
usherGW
Apache2.4
memcached
Stop MicroStrategy related services
RemoteRegistry
Spooler
W3SVC
Generate a list of registries to be cleaned from the system "applyCleanup.reg" (this file will get created in the same folder where the cleanup executable resides)
Rename the leftover folder C:\Program Files (x86)\MicroStrategy to C:\Program Files (x86)\MicroStrategy_<timestamp>
Rename the leftover folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\MicroStrategy to C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\MicroStrategy_<timestamp>
Prompt "Do you want to import applyCleanup.reg to registry now? (y/n):"
Enter "y", the registry entries in applyCleanup.reg will be removed from system registry
Enter "n", the registry entries won't be removed. Users can always review applyCleanup.reg later and manually apply it by double clicking on it
If the user wants to delete the entire MicroStrategy folders instead of renaming it, the user can run "cleanup.exe -f" in the Windows Command prompt.
After the executable is run, users should restart the machine
Usage in Windows Command Prompt
cleanup.exe [-h] [-f]
optional arguments:
-h, --help
show this help message and exit
-f
remove directories instead of renaming
Disclaimers and Limitation of Liabilities
Disclaimer:The utility application is provided "as is" and without warranty of any kind. MicroStrategy Expressly disclaims all warranties, express, implied or statutory, including, without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, satisfactory quality and non-infringement.
Limitation of Liability: MicroStrategy shall have no liability to licensee for any damages of any kind, including, but not limited to, liability for direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential, damages (which shall include, but not be limited to, loss of data or information, loss of revenue or anticipated profits or lost business).
MSTR KB Ref: KB000021893
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