21.01.2013 Views

CATERPILLAR

CATERPILLAR

CATERPILLAR

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

This section will describe the recommended steps necessary to uninstall the Service<br />

Technician Workbench applications. To uninstall the software a user must use the STW<br />

Installation CD. The STW Installation CD is the only recommended method of<br />

uninstalling STW.<br />

Uninstalling Using the Installation CD<br />

Step 1 To uninstall STW, insert the STW CD into the CD or DVD drive. The<br />

installation procedure will automatically start if the computer has the autorun feature<br />

enabled. Skip ahead to<br />

Step 2.<br />

If the installation procedure does not automatically start, do the following:<br />

A. Insert the STW CD into the CD or DVD drive.<br />

B. Select the “Start” button from the Windows desktop screen, select “Run”, and<br />

then select “Browse.”<br />

C. Navigate to the CD or DVD drive, select the file named “stw.exe” (or setup), and<br />

then click on the “Open” button. The “Run” window should have stw.exe listed in the<br />

open dropdown box.<br />

D. Select the “OK” button in the Run window. The Service Technician Workbench<br />

installation process will now begin.<br />

E. The Choose Setup Language dialog should appear.<br />

Step 2 Choose Setup Language<br />

The Choose Setup Language dialog determines the language in which the installation<br />

instructions will be displayed. It does not determine which languages will be installed for<br />

Service Technician Workbench.<br />

Step 3 Select “Remove All…” from the Installation dialog.<br />

Step 4 A verification dialog will verify you want to uninstall STW. Select “Yes.”<br />

Step 5 The progress indicator will display what is being uninstalled.<br />

Step 6 If SIS was installed, the SIS installation will start.<br />

16

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!