Q158519: XCLN: Removing and Reinstalling the Macintosh Client
Article: Q158519
Product(s): Microsoft Exchange
Version(s): 4.0
Operating System(s):
Keyword(s): kbusage
Last Modified: 18-FEB-2002
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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Exchange Macintosh client, version 4.0
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SUMMARY
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This article tells you how to create a fresh installation of the Microsoft
Exchange Macintosh client on a workstation where the client was previously
installed.
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To create a fresh install on the Macintosh Exchange client on a workstation
where the client was previously installed:
1. Create a Temp folder on the desktop.
2. If using offline folders (that is, working offline), make sure a connection
is made to Microsoft Exchange Server, and all information is synchronized
with the server. To synchronize: On the Tools menu, click Synchronize, and
click All Folders).
3. Move any Personal Folders and/or Personal Address Books to the Temp folder
you created in Step 1.
4. Move the files Microsoft OLE Automation, Microsoft OLE Extension, and
Microsoft OLE Library to the Temp folder created in Step 1.
NOTE: These OLE files are located in the System Folder in the Extensions
folder.
5. Drag the "Microsoft Exchange" folder (or the folder where the Macintosh
Exchange client was previously installed) and all of its contents to the
Trash can on the desktop.
6. Open the System folder, open the Preferences subfolder, and drag the
following files and folders to the trash can on the desktop:
Exchange Files folder
Exchange Help folder
Exchange Profiles folder
Exchange Preferences file
Exchange Services file
Mspst.ini file
Exchngm.ini file
RPC Preferences file
7. Open the System folder, open the Extensions subfolder, and drag the following
file to the trash can on the desktop:
Microsoft RPC Runtime Library
8. Open the System folder and drag the following folder to the trash can on the
desktop:
Exchange Temporary Items
Note: Your Macintosh may not have some of these files. That is okay. Just make
sure all files listed above that do exist on your Macintosh are dragged to
the trash can on the desktop.
9. If your profile is Appletalk, it is also recommended that you remove the
Appletalk Preferences file located in the Preferences folder in the System
folder.
10. Hold down Option key and empty trash.
NOTE: To empty trash: from Finder, click the Special menu and then click the
"Empty Trash" option.
11. Restart the Macintosh.
12. Rebuild the desktop on restart:
a. Hold down the Option and Apple keys when restarting the Macintosh.
b. Click OK when prompted to rebuild the desktop file(s).
13. Re-install the Macintosh Exchange client: insert the Microsoft Exchange
Macintosh client compact disc in the Macintosh CD-ROM drive, and click
Microsoft Exchange Setup.
14. Create a new profile by double-clicking on the "Exchange Settings" icon in
the Microsoft Exchange folder (or where you installed the Microsoft Exchange
Macintosh client). Choose Show Profiles. Choose Add, and then follow the
steps in the Profile Wizard.
NOTE: If client was working offline previously, a new offline folder will
need to be re-created. Click Yes when prompted with "Do you travel with this
computer?" during profile creation.
15. Remove and re-create any old Inbox Assistant rules.
16. Test connectivity between Microsoft Exchange Server and Microsoft Exchange
Macintosh client.
17. Copy the Personal Folders and Personal Address Book files from the Temp
folder on the desktop (the folder created in Step 1) to the folder where the
Microsoft Exchange Macintosh client was installed (by default this is the
Microsoft Exchange folder).
NOTE: If necessary, add the Personal Folders and Personal Address Book files
to the appropriate Profile Service:
a. Run Exchange Settings, click Show Profiles,open the appropriate profile
and edit as needed.
18. Drag the Temp folder on the desktop to the trash can.
For additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft
Knowledge Base:
Q156028 XCLN MAC: List of Files Installed and Used
Additional query words: clean boot delete uninstall install
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Keywords : kbusage
Technology : kbHWMAC kbOSMAC kbExchangeSearch kbExchangeClientSearch kbExchange400Mac
Version : :4.0
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