= Windows Installer Cleanup Instructions for version 6 = [[T(VersionSix)]] [[PageOutline]] == Introduction == This document describes how to cleanup a machine so that it'll appear to be a clean machine to future 6.x client installs. This document assumes that you were able to successfully uninstall BOINC via the add/remove control panel applet. In addition to the information stored via normal MSI operations the BOINC installer makes the following additional changes depending on the options selected during install: * Creates two additional user accounts * Creates three local user groups * Assigns user rights to newly created users * Stores setup information to the registry * Migrates existing data from the installation directory to the data directory == Cleanup Users and Groups == To cleanup the newly created users and groups do the following: * Click on the 'Start' button. * Right-click on 'My Computer' and select 'Manage'. * Expand the 'Local Users and Groups' tree node. * Click on the Groups tree node. * Delete the 'boinc_admins' group. * Delete the 'boinc_users' group. * Delete the 'boinc_projects' group. * Click on the Users tree node. * Delete the 'boinc_master' user account. * Delete the 'boinc_project' user account. == Cleanup User Rights Assignments == To cleanup the newly assigned user rights do the following: * Click on the 'Start' button. * Click on 'Control Panel'. * Launch the 'Administrative Tools' control panel applet. * Launch the 'Local Security Policy' application. * Expand the 'Local Policies' tree node. * Click on the 'User Rights Assignment' node. Open each user right that contains an '*S-' style entry, and remove each entry that begins with '*S-'. Each '*S-' entry represents a user account that has been deleted from the system. == Cleanup Setup Registry Entries == To cleanup the newly created registry entries do the following: * Launch 'regedit.exe' from the Start\Run menu item. * Expand the 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE' entry. * Expand the 'Software' entry. * Expand the 'Space Sciences Laboratory, U.C. Berkeley' entry. * Delete the 'BOINC Setup' entry. == Cleanup Migration of Data Files == Move all data files back into your installation directory from your newly created data directory. == Conclusion == After performing all the actions your machine should appear to be a clean install to future attempts to execute v6 installers.