alga
Sep 11, 2009
  7485
(0 votes)

Uninstalling EPiServerMail 4.3

Take the following steps to manually uninstall EPiServerMail 4.3:

1) Remove every table named tblEPiServerMail*

2) Remove every stored procedure named spEPiServerMail*

3) Remove the folder called NetStar/StarCommunity in your site root – but, only if you are removing EPiMail and StarCommunity, or if you only had EPiMail installed.

4) Remove <EPiServer UI>\Mail.  Note: <EPiServer UI> is the  location of the EPiserverUI folder, which can vary according to installation.

5) Remove from EPiServer.Mail*.dll the bin folder in your site root.

Additional Note) If you don't have StarCommunity on your site, you should also do the following:

1) Remove every table named  tblStarSuite*

2) Remove every stored procedure named spStarSuite*

3) Remove the StarSuite*.dll from your bin folder.

Final Note) See the following article for upgrading Mail 4.3 to Mail 4.4
http://world.episerver.com/en/Articles/Items/Migrating-StarCommunity-31-to-EPiServer-Community-32/

Disclaimer: Reasonable effort has been made by the author to ensure that the information provided here is accurate, however, no guarantees for the accuracy of information are made. You hold full responsibility for your actions - please remember to make a backup before making any changes.

Sep 11, 2009

Comments

Please login to comment.
Latest blogs
Creating an admin tool - unused assets

Let's make an admin tool to clean unused assets and see how to extend your favorite CMS with custom tools and menues! We will build a tool step by...

Daniel Ovaska | Apr 15, 2026

Running Optimizely CMS on .NET 11 Preview

Learn how to run Optimizely CMS on the .NET 11 preview with a single-line change. Explore performance gains, PGO improvements, and future-proofing...

Stuart | Apr 15, 2026 |

Your Optimizely Opal Is Probably Burning Carbon It Doesn't Need To

Four patterns Optimizely practitioners could be getting wrong with Opal agents: inference levels, oversized tool responses, missing output...

Andy Blyth | Apr 15, 2026 |

Optimizely CMS 13: A Strategic Reset for Content, AI, and Composable Marketing

Optimizely CMS 13 is not just another version upgrade—it represents a deliberate shift toward a connected, AI-enabled, and API-driven content...

Augusto Davalos | Apr 14, 2026