To ensure a clean uninstall of the SharePoint Connector, perform the following steps depending on the version of SharePoint Server.
SharePoint 2013 and above
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Open SharePoint Management Shell using Run as Administrator.
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Import the Gimmal SharePoint Connector PowerShell Module (see PowerShell Section).
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Execute Remove-RecordsManagerServices to delete and unregister any Gimmal SharePoint Connector Service Applications.
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Open Central Administration.
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Navigate to Central Administration > System Settings > Manage Farm Features.
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Deactivate the Gimmal SharePoint Connector feature.
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Navigate to Central Administration > System Settings > Manage Farm Solutions.
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Click recordsmanager.sharepoint.wsp.
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Click Retract Solution
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Click OK
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Once the solution has been retracted, click on it again and then
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Select Remove Solution
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Click OK
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Open Services MMC.
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Right-click SharePoint Timer Service and choose Restart.
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Right-click App Fabric Caching Service and choose Restart.
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Open a command prompt using Run As Administrator.
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Execute command IISReset.
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Open directory %windir%\assembly.
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Search for any assemblies beginning with RecordLion.RecordsManager*
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Delete any assemblies found
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Open directory %windir%\Microsoft.NET\assembly.
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Search for any assemblies beginning with RecordLion.RecordsManager*
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Delete any assemblies found
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Reboot the server
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Verify that all DLLs were properly deleted. If they were not, repeat the steps to delete the DLLs
NOTE: copies of the DLLs can sometimes be cached in a TEMP folder and are not able to be deleted because they are locked by a process.
SharePoint 2010
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Open Central Administration.
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Navigate to Central Administration > System Settings > Manage Farm Solutions.
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Click recordsmanager.sharepoint.wsp.
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Click Retract Solution
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Click OK.
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Click recordsmanager.sharepoint.wsp.
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Click Remove Solution
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Click OK.
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Open Services MMC.
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Right-click SharePoint Timer Service and choose Restart.
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Right-click App Fabric Caching Service and choose Restart.
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Open a command prompt using Run As Administrator.
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Execute command IISReset.
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Open directory %windir%\assembly.
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Search for any assemblies beginning with RecordLion.RecordsManager*
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Delete any assemblies found
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Open directory %windir%\Microsoft.NET\assembly.
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Search for any assemblies beginning with RecordLion.RecordsManager*
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Delete any assemblies found
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