1.3.3 Uninstalling the Maintenance Tools

The method to uninstall the application of the [Maintenance Tools] once installed is given below.

(1)Uninstalling the Maintenance Tools

1)Confirm the ending of Maintenance Tools.

Confirm that Maintenance Tools program has been ended. If not, end the program.

*For the ending method, refer to Chapter 1.4.5.

2) Start [Add/Remove Programs].

Click on [Add/Remove Programs] from [Control panel] to start.

3)Select [Maintenance Tool for windows 2000 and XP] and press [Change & Remove] button.

Select [Maintenance Tool for windows 2000 and XP] from the application, and click on [Remove] button.

The deletion of Maintenance Tools application starts.

Notice

Recommend not to delete the common components.

There are folders and files that can not be deleted with this uninstalling. (Example:C:¥Program files¥Mnttool32)

4) Ending the [Add/Remove Programs].

After ending the deletion of application, end [Add/Remove Programs].

1.3.4 RE: Change of computer name on PC

Do not change the computer name after the Maintenance tool has been setup.

Maintenance tool will not run properly if changed, and may require the OS to be installed again.

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G-50A, MN Converter specifications

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