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Dear all,

I installed client with Test Server configuration on my machine then I removed the entire client and reinstalled the client with production server configuration.

But still when i execute AX client it initiates Test Server Conf.

My conf file seems to be good

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Haider Qutbuddin

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Hassan_rulz 3,801 on at

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Hi Haider,

Client configurations may be still exist in Registry even after you have uninstalled it.

You can remove it from registry manually and then re-installing or creating manually new configuration for production resolve your issue.

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Hassan

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Registry looks good

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Hassan_rulz 3,801 on at

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Hi Haider,

Right click on "AX client shortcut" and go to properties > Shortcut

Check and verify the file location in "Target". It should be pointing to correct file.

Regards,

Hassan

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Raghavendar 995 on at

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Hi Haider,

Two possibilities:

1. Uninstall the client completely and reinstall it with correct settings new.

2. the configuration is stored in the registry in the User trees. For current user this is:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Dynamics\5.0\Configuration\Original (installed configuration)\Setup Properties

You can change server and AOS name here (also check the other entries under configuration)

It is recommended to make this change to ALL User Trees existing, esp. the default user tree, otherwise every new user will get the old wrong setting.

Thanks and Regards

Raghavendar

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Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

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AX uses your currently selected local client configuration when running ax32.exe without additional parameters. However, it is possible to include specific saved AX configurations for the shortcut of the executable in a form of an AXC file. If you cannot figure out why it is running like that, create a new configuration under the Manage button, then from the same menu you can export the AXC. Create a shortcut of your Ax32.exe, and paste the path and the filename of the exported AXC file after it. From now on, that configuration will override whatever is selected in your registry.

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