Disabling your existing System Console
If you are installing System Console 3.1.1 onto the same machine where your existing System Console is installed, you must disable System Console before installing System Console 3.1.1. Only one System Console version can run at a time on a single machine.
If you are installing System Console 3.1.1 onto a different machine from where your existing System Console is installed, you must disable System Console before copying configuration and database files from your existing System Console to System Console 3.1.1.
Perform the tasks in this section to disable your existing System Console.
If your existing System Console is running as Windows services, disable System Console by performing the tasks in the following section. For information about running System Console as Windows services, see Identifying the Windows service user.
How to disable System Console services
1 Navigate to the setup folder in the System Console home folder, for example:
cd \Actuate\SystemConsole\modules\SystemConsole\setup
or:
cd \Actuate3\SystemConsole\modules\SystemConsole\setup
2 Use the unregister batch script to disable the services:
unregister.bat
Wait for the script to complete.
3 Choose StartControl PanelAdministrative ToolsServices to open the Windows Services applet. Verify that the System Console services no longer appear in the list of services.
If System Console is not running as Windows services, disable System Console by performing the tasks in the following section.
How to stop System Console processes
1 Press Ctrl+Alt+Del and choose Start Task Manager.
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3 Right-click the instance of cmd.exe underneath which multiple subordinate instances of postgres.exe processes are running and choose End Process Tree.