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Uninstall an AD LDS Instance

September 26, 2018 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

Here’s a quick way to uninstall any Active Directory Lightweight Directory Service Instance that you may have previously installed.

  1. All installations can be found in Programs & Features. They can be uninstalled by heading there, just as you would uninstall an app there.
  2. Head to Control Panel and click on Programs and Features
  3. Find the instance name you’d like to uninstall and choose to uninstall, let the script run and you’re done.

Nice and easy, no big scripts or no special commands. That instance will delete and you’ll be in good shape.

Cheers!

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Filed Under: Uncategorized, Windows Server, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 Tagged With: Active Directory, AD LDS, Removal, Uninstall

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Dan B. Lee works at SyApps, LLC., a Managed Hosting Solutions Firm, as a Senior Network Engineer. Dan has a decade of IT experience and specializes in a number of different disciplines including Virtualization, Web Site Hosting and Design, Network Security, Data Center Architecture, Local and Remote Server Hosting, and Backup & DRS Solutions. Read More…

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