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How to Uninstall the CA Clarity PPM Microsoft Project Interface with Schedule Connect

Use the following process to uninstall Microsoft Project Interface 2007 with CA Clarity PPM Schedule Connect:

1. Remove the following programs from Windows Add or Remove Programs:
   • CA Clarity PPM Add-in
   • CA Clarity PPM Microsoft Project Interface
   • CA Clarity PPM Schedule Connect

   After you uninstall the Microsoft Project Interface and Schedule Connect from Windows Control Panel, the following contents are removed:

   • The Microsoft Project Interface installation directory, “%ProgramFiles (x86)%\CA\Clarity\CA Clarity PPM MSPInterface”
   • The Schedule Connect installation directory, “%ProgramFiles (x86)%\CA\Clarity\CA Clarity PPM Schedule” Connect"
   • “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Niku\Schedulers\MSPOptions” registry key
   • “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Niku\Schedulers\MPPLookup” registry key
   • “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Niku\Schedulers\MSPOptions” registry key
   • “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Niku\Schedulers\Schedlink” registry key
   • VBA code and the Microsoft Project Integration toolbar or add-in are automatically removed for Microsoft Project 2010 and 2013 but not for Microsoft Project 2007.

     A clean.vbs file is placed under the root folder on Windows System drive(For example, C:\clean.vbs). If the VBA code and the MSP Integration toolbar or add-in are not removed automatically, run the clean.vbs to remove them.

Use the following process to uninstall Microsoft Project Interface 2010 with CA Clarity PPM Schedule Connect:

1. Remove the following programs from Windows Add or Remove Programs:
   • CA Clarity PPM Add-in
   • CA Clarity PPM Microsoft Project Interface
   • CA Clarity PPM Schedule Connect
2. In the registry delete the following folders. If you install a 32-bit Microsoft Project Interface on a 64-bit operating system, you need to drill down to the Wow6432Node folder to get to the Niku folder.
   • hkey_local_Machine\Software\Niku
   • hkey_current_User\Software\Niku
3. Log in to Microsoft Project 2010.
4. Open View, and from Macros, click Visual Basic Editor.
5. Open ProjectGlobal, and then Modules.
6. Delete the modules that start with "CA_ "and "Niku_".
7. Open Microsoft Project Objects and then Thisproject.
8. Select and delete all the contents in the right panel.
9. Save your changes and close Visual Basic Editor.
10. Log out of Microsoft Project 2010.