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Please refer to the following post:. How to Uninstall WPS 1. Best Regards,. Vincent Hu. You should recognize it by its icon: contrary to all other Updates it has got the Powershell icon, not the standard icon. I suspect that you have the PowerShell integrated into the installation disk before you install the system.
Based on my experience, some tool like nlite can achieve this. The following post showed how to insert screen shot in this forum. How to insert picture on the Technet forum. Upload it to some website like Skydrive. By the way, have you checked your installation resource? How did you install the Windows Server ? Have you installed any other applications on the Windows Server before you tried to install PowerShell?
If you are not familiar with SkyDrive, please upload the screen shot to a website you used before. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Windows Client. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows PowerShell. Sign in to vote. I am trying to install PowerShell on a Windows Server but when I try to install the installer says that I must uninstall a previous version.
Any ideas? Thank you. Saturday, January 9, PM. Hi Kevin, Just had a bit of a thought - I'm assuming you are trying to install Powershell V2 on the server - If so, what package are you trying to install with? So while it sounds like a bit of a silly question Can you list the path the Powershell binaries have been installed to on the D: volume? If a Service Pack has been installed since the KB update was originally applied, this will have removed your ability to remove the update using the normal process.
Good Luck! Thursday, January 28, PM. Look for KB Kevin Definitely odd if you don't see WindowsPowerShell Try searching powershell. I found this KB but trying to follow the "uninstall" instructions I could not find the "hotfixes" it mentions to uninstall. Monday, January 11, AM. This specifically addresses XP. Monday, January 11, PM. No luck.
Where exactly did you find it? Kevin Hello, that made me curious I really hope you can find it there, so this answer is not completely in vain ;o Regards, Daniel Wittmann. This machine has a C: and D: partition. The WindowsPowerShell was under the D: partition.
It seems like the full PowerShell directory. All of the DLL's,. EXE, and sample scripts. I really hope you can find it there, so this answer is not completely in vain ;o Regards, Daniel Wittmann Stil no luck. I have a screen shot of the first few "update" entries. All the icons are the same. I am not sure how to attach the screen shot so you can see.
For now I guess you will just have to take my word that it isn't there. Tuesday, January 12, AM. The problem is that the screen shot is on a local drive. I am not sure how to translate that into a URL. THanks for the tip. Tuesday, January 12, PM. Hi, Upload it to some website like Skydrive.
Best Regards, Vincent Hu. Thursday, January 14, AM. This is the first time I have used 'SkyDrive'. What is the 'installation resource'? Since I don't know what it is I probably have not checked it. Thursday, January 14, PM. Hi, How did you install the Windows Server ? Friday, January 15, AM. Kevin Go to your Skydrive, and go to the location where you uploaded your image. As long as you have the image in your Public folder, you just need to provide us a link to that image.
Try to look for KB in hotfixes. Friday, April 30, PM.
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