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Uninstalling Software
To uninstall any software from the terminal, use the following procedure:
1 Access the
Uninstall or change a program
window by selecting
Start->Control Panel
.
2 Under
Programs
, select the
Uninstall a program
option. This will
show an inventory of programs installed on your terminal.
3 Highlight the program you would like to uninstall and then click the
Uninstall
option to start uninstalling.
4 After you confirm the uninstall process of the software, a progress
bar will appear showing the status of the update. After the bar
reaches completion, the program should be removed from your
terminal.
Uninstalling or Updating a Media Device
To uninstall or upgrade any device drivers from the terminal, use the
following procedure:
1 To uninstall devices, access the
Add or Remove Devices
window
by using the following path. Select
Start->Control Panel
.
2 Under
Hardware and Sound
, select
View devices and printers
to list all devices connected to the terminal. To uninstall, highlight
the device and click
Remove device
at the top context menu.
3 Another way to uninstall devices or update your device to the latest
driver is by selecting
Start->Control Panel->System and
Security
. Then click
Device Manager
located under
System
.
The
Device Manager
will have list all of the hardware and media
devices recognized by the thin client. Clicking the plus [+] sign will
drilldown each category and list specific devices related to that
topic.
4 After drilling down and finding the device you want to uninstall or
upgrade, right click it to open a context menu that will allow you to
Uninstall, Update Driver, or Scan for any new hardware changes.
