I have installed Accu-Chek Compass software V1.0.3.2 on to a
computer running WinXP,as I am now aware this version does
not work on WinXP. My local Roche Diagnostics office have
sent me version 1.1 which is designed to work with XP.
However when I try to load the new version I am advised that
an older version has been detected and to remove it via the
control panel before proceeding. I have gone to the
add/remove programs and have attempted to do an uninstall to
no avail. I have manually removed the accu-chek folder, the
Roche folder and have deleted ALL references to accu-chek,
roche and compass from the registry. As far as I can see
there are no more references to the Accu-Chek program but if
I try to install V1.1 I am again advised that an older
version has been detected and will shutdown. Can you anyone
please advise what to do??
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Accu.chek Compass Software
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(Phil) said:
As far as I can see there are no more references to the Accu-
Chek program but if I try to install V1.1 I am again
advised that an older version has been detected and will
shutdown.Only in concept: what's happened is that the program has
left something behind, probably a .dll file in
\windows\system\ or such. Look for one with accucheck or
roche in it's name, and move it to a holding folder.
Customer support can probably tell you what needs to be
manually deleted.<rant>
It's a common failing of uninstaller programs to leave these
little turds about. Brain-dead programming IMHO.</rant>
Gary Woods AKA K2AHC- PGP key on request, or at
www.albany.net/~gwoods Zone 5/6 in upstate New York, 1420'
elevation. NY WO G -
[email hidden] (Phil) wrote in misc.health.diabetes:
Quoted message said:
I have installed Accu-Chek Compass software V1.0.3.2 on
to a computer running WinXP,as I am now aware this
version does not work on WinXP. My local Roche
Diagnostics office have sent me version 1.1 which is
designed to work with XP.Now _this_ is a weird story. I bought 1.0.2 and it didn't
work correctly on XP. Roche admitted this, and promised me a
free upgrade to 1.0.3. This version works like a charm on my
XP installation - no problems at all - both XP Home and Pro,
and all updates and patches installed.Did you _actually_ experience problems with 1.0.3?
Quoted message said:
However when I try to load the new version I am advised
that an older version has been detected and to remove it
via the control panel before proceeding. I have gone to
the add/remove programs and have attempted to do an
uninstall to no avail. I have manually removed the accu-
chek folder, the Roche folder and have deleted ALL
references to accu-chek, roche and compass from the
registry. As far as I can see there are no more references
to the Accu-Chek program but if I try to install V1.1 I am
again advised that an older version has been detected and
will shutdown. Can you anyone please advise what to do??In my registry there are five keys from Roche, it is well
possible that you oversaw a key. geocities.co-geocities.co-Open ↗
m/ceebee_2/regcleanernosetup43.zip Download this old
RegCleaner utility and see if some keys are left.Another way to find out what could be left behind is
reinstall the old version with an installatioon manager that
keeps track of files, directories and keys, and you can
manually check them.And of course something might have gone wrong during
installation, and now that you miss the uninstall file you
can't correct that. Reinstalling the old version and
uninstalling it - now choosing manually instead of
automatically - might work a second time.--
CeeBee_Got no wockin' furries_
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