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Upgrading to TCS 3.0

Feb 11, 2011 8:30 AM

Hello All,

 

I'm currently running TCS 1.3 and just got the new 3.0!  My question is this, should I uninstall TCS v 1.3 before I install 3.0 or will 3.0 just overwrite 1.3?

 

Thanks!!

702 Views   3 Replies   Latest reply: BenjaminAnderson, Feb 14, 2011 10:37 AM
 
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  • Jeff_Coatsworth
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    1. Jeff_Coatsworth,
    Feb 11, 2011 9:12 AM   in reply to BenjaminAnderson
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    It will create a separate instance of all the component programs (i.e. not in a TCS3 folder); you could still run the earlier versions if you wanted too (but why would you?)

     
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  • ashish gupta.
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    2. ashish gupta.,
    Feb 13, 2011 12:29 AM   in reply to BenjaminAnderson
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    Hi Benjamin,

     

    1. I would advice you to do a complete uninstall. Free version of Revo uninstaller works great for everyday usage. Compare it with the Pro version here. Purchase it if you must.
    2. Restart the system.
    3. Now do the TCS 3 install. You'll have a clean and fresh install.
    4. Spend a few minutes in reading the wonderful links on the help and support pages of FM, RH, Cp, TCS, etc.

     

    Do share your experience for the benefit of others :-)

     
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    3. BenjaminAnderson,
    Feb 14, 2011 10:37 AM   in reply to BenjaminAnderson
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    All, thanks for the responses below.  I've uninstalled th current version of TCS I was running (V1.3) and installed the latest (V 3.0) without any problems.  I just used Windows normal Add/Remove software function in the Control Panel and it seems to work like a charm.

     
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