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We have CVSNT 2.0.10 installed on our windows 2003 server. We upgraded server to CVSNT 2.0.41a (latest updates by Tony) without any problems. There was a slight issue (turned out it wasn't in the end) in the repository paths. We *thought* the upgrade changed the path, so we had to go back to prev revision. So uninstalled the CVSNT server, reinstalled 2.0.10. Everything was looking fine, but now the version showd 2.0.11. I used the 2.0.10 installation file (have it all archived incase something like this happened).. That was one issue (going backwards didn't work) The other issue was that even with this 2.0.11 we tried setting our CVSROOT (using SSPI protocol) and trying a cvs ls... that didn't work. We tried pserver, - that didn't work either. The repository, cvs, etc was all working before this "upgrading" started... Since this wasn't working, we unisntalled cvsnt 2.0.11 and did a fresh isntall of this copy (2.0.41a).. Still it goes to 2.0.11 (shows up in the version info). And the protocols don't work. (local would work, but that's not really useful way to test ;-) ) I think the underlying problem would be backwards compatiblity ? Somehow when we installed 2.0.41a the first time (when it was working correctly), it stored some settings some place. When we tried going back to 2.0.10, it couldn't go back all the way and just went to 2.0.11 ? Any ideas on how to resolve this ? We could clean the machine and start all over again.. But I was looking for a better way :) (I just tried uninstall any cvs I had thru the control panel, restarted my machine. No trace of cvs , except the misc entries in registry). Installed cvs again - the latest rev, and still it shows up as 2.0.11 .. Thanks - Keeron