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We have discovered problems when installing Win32s version 1.30 over versions older than 1.25. To correct these problems follow the instructions below to safely remove Win32s from your system. Version 1.30 can then be safely installed.


1. Using whatever mechanism you prefer, copy the file delwin32.bat from the CD (or diskette) to the root of your boot drive. Delwin32.bat assumes the standard configuration of drives and directories. If your boot drive is not drive C, if your windows\ or windows\system\ directories use different names or locations, or if your current version of win32s is not installed in windows\system\win32s\ please see the section "Editing Delwin32.bat" below.

2. If necessary, exit Windows.

3. type cd\ if necessary to change to your root directory.

4. type delwin32. 

5. you will be asked to confirm the deletion of your Win32s directory, type y. This batch file will then remove all    Win32s files, and then open your system.ini file for editing.

6. find the section labeled [boot].

7. scroll down until you see: drivers=... winmm16.dll ...
   this entry may also list other drivers, in any order, indicated by (...).

8. remove win32mm.dll from this entry. For instance, if it said: drivers=mmsystem.dll winmm16.dll
   you should make it say: drivers=mmsystem.dll

9. find the section labeled [386Enh].

10. the first entry here should read: device=C:\windows\system\win32s\win32s.386
   The path will be different if your windows, system, or win32s directories are named differently, or are in    another location.

11. remove this entry entirely.

12. Win32s is now removed, restart windows and run Setup again.


EDITING DELWIN32.BAT

If you have non-standard names or locations for your windows, system, or win32s directories, delwin32.bat must be edited to reflect this. Please follow the instructions below.

1. type: edit delwin32.bat

2. change the second line ( cd c:\windows\system) to the path to the directory containing your Win32s directory.

3. if the above path IS NOT the path to your system directory, add a line following the line "deltree Win32s" to change to your system directory: cd <system directory path>.

