Re-installing Logos Problem

J. Remington Bowling

I had two SSDs in my PC, but recently I removed the secondary SSD that had Logos installed on it in preparation for upgrading.

I figured I could just install Logos on what is currently the primary SSD, but apparently there is some remnant of the program on the primary SSD that then tries to point to the install directory on the secondary drive.

When I try to install Logos again by running LogosSetup.exe, it simply says "Logos Bible Software is up-to-date." And when I try to uninstall Logos via the Apps & features menu it says "Invalid drive."

How do I remove whatever bit of the program that is on my C drive and thinks that my Logos install is fine and won't let me reinstall via LogosSetup.exe?

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If your old drive letter was , and that letter is no longer in use, open a command prompt (Start ->Type 'cmd') then type the following command.

subst  C:

This will create the drive again albeit listing everything you have under C:. If I recall, this is sufficient to remove Logos.

Then try uninstalling Logos from the Apps and Features.

Afterwards, remove the temp created drive using

subst /d

Post back how it goes there are other things we can do if this does not work.

J. Remington Bowling

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1111856#Comment_1111856

Thanks.

"Invalid parameter - C:" is the response.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1111858#Comment_1111858

Apologies, it needs the slash at the end

subst  C:\

J. Remington Bowling

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1111859#Comment_1111859

That worked. Thank you.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1111863#Comment_1111863

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