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Removing the inventory tool – HP Integrity rx4640 Server User Manual

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2.

Advertise the scan tool to the target system.

3.

Using Resource Explorer ("

Viewing update details with Resource Explorer

" on page

45

) or software

update reports (on page

25

), verify that the desired version of the component is reported as

Applicable.

4.

Use the DSUW to authorize the desired component:

a.

At the Software Updates Status screen, click Properties.

b.

Add /f to the end of the Parameters field.

c.

Click OK to continue.

5.

Follow the on-screen instructions to finish deploying the component.

NOTE: Some components do not support downgrading and might require that the current version be

uninstalled before installing a previous version. After uninstalling the current version, previous versions of the

component must be installed manually.

Removing the inventory tool

The inventory tool can be uninstalled through the Add/Remove Programs feature of the Control Panel. This

process removes all modules installed by the setup wizard but does not remove HP specific SMS database

and WMI elements. These elements must be removed manually or by using the hpSMSTool utility ("

Using

the hpSMSTool utility

" on page

57

) before the tool can be reinstalled.

IMPORTANT: Removal of all HP Update entries is required for reinstallation.

To uninstall the inventory tool:

1.

Double-click Add/Remove Programs from the Control Panel.

2.

Select SMS Inventory Tool for HP ProLiant and Integrity Update from the list of

applications, and click Remove.

3.

In the SMS database, open the following tables:

Software_Updates_Extended_DATA

Software_UpdatesExtended_HIST

ScanPackage_Version_DATA

ScanPackage_Version_HIST

UpdateSummary

UpdatePackage

4.

Locate and delete all elements that contain the following keywords:

HP ProLiant Software

HP ProLiant Firmware

HP ProLiant Support Pack

HP Integrity Software

HP Integrity Firmware

HP Integrity Support Pack

5.

On each SMS client, locate and delete the WMI instances for /root/CIMV2:

Win32_PatchState_Extended.

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