AuditWizard - Troubleshooting - Manual AuditWizard Server Service Removal

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=Overview=
 
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This procedure can be used to remove the Server service if you can't remove it through the AuditWizard application.
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Here are the methods for removing the service. They should be attempted in this order.
  
 
=Removal Via AuditWizard Application=
 
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=Manual Removal=
 
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This procedure can be used to remove the Server service if you can't remove it through the AuditWizard application.
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1. On the AuditWizard server, log in as an admin.
 
1. On the AuditWizard server, log in as an admin.
  
2. Open Command Prompt.
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2. Navigate to C:\WINDOWS\system32\. Right-click ''cmd.exe'' and select ''Run as administrator''.
  
 
3. Enter the following command to stop the service:
 
3. Enter the following command to stop the service:
     sc stop "AuditWizardService"
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     sc stop AuditWizardService
 
4. Enter the following command:
 
4. Enter the following command:
     sc query "AuditWizardService"
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     sc query AuditWizardService
5. If you get any response, it means the agent service is installed. In this case, enter the following command:
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5. If you get any response, it means the server service is installed. In this case, enter the following command:
     sc delete "AuditWizardService"
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     sc delete AuditWizardService
 
If the service has been removed, you will get the message
 
If the service has been removed, you will get the message
 
     [SC] DeleteService SUCCESS
 
     [SC] DeleteService SUCCESS
 
You can verify that the service has been removed by checking for it in the Windows Services console.
 
You can verify that the service has been removed by checking for it in the Windows Services console.
 
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Contents

[edit] Overview

Here are the methods for removing the service. They should be attempted in this order.

[edit] Removal Via AuditWizard Application

  1. On the AuditWizard server, launch AuditWizard.
  2. Go to Administration > General > AuditWizard Services.
  3. Click the Service Control button.
  4. Click the Stop and Remove buttons.

[edit] Manual Removal

This procedure can be used to remove the Server service if you can't remove it through the AuditWizard application.

1. On the AuditWizard server, log in as an admin.

2. Navigate to C:\WINDOWS\system32\. Right-click cmd.exe and select Run as administrator.

3. Enter the following command to stop the service:

   sc stop AuditWizardService

4. Enter the following command:

   sc query AuditWizardService

5. If you get any response, it means the server service is installed. In this case, enter the following command:

   sc delete AuditWizardService

If the service has been removed, you will get the message

   [SC] DeleteService SUCCESS

You can verify that the service has been removed by checking for it in the Windows Services console.

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