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MSCRM how to uninstall

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Hello All,

Can anybody tell me step by step to Uninstall the MSCRM 2013 on-premise from the server.

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    David Jennaway Profile Picture
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    To uninstall the main CRM Server components, you should just be able to run the Crm setup program, which should give an uninstall option.

    The setup programs for each of the CRM Email Router and CRM RS Connector should also have respective uninstall options

    These will not remove the SQL databases - you'd have to remove these manually via SQL Management Studio if you don't want them anymore

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    Do you need to uninstall/delete any of the Solutions first?

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    Rawish Kumar Profile Picture
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    Below steps should be okay and clean up everything.

    Step 1: Stop the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Asynchronous Processing service

    Step 2:Configure the Web site and the application pool (basically delet website and app pool)

    Step 3: Delete the Microsoft Dynamics CRM program files and the Microsoft Dynamics CRM folders(Drive:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics CRM)

    Step 4: Delete the Active Directory security groups

    Step 5: Remove the SQL Server logins

    Step 6: Remove the Microsoft Dynamics CRM subkeys

    Step 7: Delete the Microsoft Dynamics CRM server from the Start menu(Drive:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs)

    Step 8: Delete the Microsoft Dynamics CRM databases

    alternatively you can remove GAC as well from start>allprograms>admintool>.net

    mark my answer as verified if helpful

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    Aric Levin - MVP Profile Picture
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    For the CRM Server by itself, go to the server, navigate to Control Panel -> Programs (or Programs and Features based on Server version). Find the CRM Server software from there, select it and choose uninstall (or remove).

    Follow the installation guide.

    If you installed any other components (such as CRM Email Router, or Report Authoring Extensions), these will need to be removed separately.

    As mentioned by the other users, this will uninstall only the CRM Server. You will need to remove the other components manually: SQL Databases, AD Security Groups, etc...

    There is no KB article that I could find on uninstalling CRM 2013, but there is one for CRM 4.0:

    support.microsoft.com/.../how-to-manually-remove-the-microsoft-dynamics-crm-4-0-server

    Most of the steps are the same, but I am not sure about Step 7 (registry keys). They are probably different between v4 and v2013.

    Hope this helps.

  • Pradeep Kumar Sen Profile Picture
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    manually remove the Microsoft Dynamics CRM

    Typically, you can use Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel to remove the Microsoft Dynamics CRM server. You can also run the Microsoft Dynamics CRM server installation program to remove the Microsoft Dynamics CRM server.

    support.microsoft.com/.../how-to-manually-remove-the-microsoft-dynamics-crm-4-0-server

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