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Chris Little wrote: > It's not too hard to do. The WinCVS uninstall can look through the sub-keys > of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall > and find the entry for CVSNT. That UninstallString sub-key will be the > command to uninstall CVSNT. This is basically what the Add/Remove Program > options does. You can adjust the options on the command line to make the > MSI uninstall UI-less. > It's a pity that the MSI upgrade system is so sucky.. you have to do a major upgrade by changing the product key, otherwise it puts up a dialog box telling you to uninstall the previous version instead of doing the upgrade. I'll have to see if there's a way of writing the product key to a fixed registry key. Tony