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Do you need to delete registry keys on ArcGIS?
Warning: Manually deleting files and registry keys while ArcGIS products are still installed is not recommended. Doing so can adversely impact the current installation as well as any future installations. The manual deletion of files and registry keys is very rarely needed.
What to do if ArcGIS is not installed on Esri?
Restart the installation. Verify that there are no Esri products or third party applications that use Esri resources installed by checking the program list in Add/Remove Programs. If no Esri products or third party applications are installed, delete the remaining ArcGIS related files and registry keys.
Where can I find the correct version of ArcGIS?
If all listed programs are the correct version, check the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\ESRI\\ArcGIS\\RealVersion. From the Desktop, click Start > Run. Type regedit into the text box. Click OK. Browse to the desired registry hive.
Where are the registry keys left in ESRI?
Registry keys are left behind in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\ESRI registry hive. These files and registry entries are created at run time and define each individual user’s applications’ configurations and customizations. If the content in the Documents and Settings folder and registry is removed, all settings are reset to default.
What do you need to know about ArcGIS Desktop?
ArcGIS Desktop ( Desktop Advanced, Desktop Standard, and Desktop Basic) and ArcGIS Engine can be used as either concurrent use or single use seats if the required licenses are available on your computer. ArcGIS Administrator is used to switch between these product levels and license environments.
What kind of license do I need for ArcGIS?
ArcGIS Desktop (Desktop Advanced, Desktop Standard, and Desktop Basic) and ArcGIS Engine can be used as either concurrent use or single use seats if the required licenses are available on your computer. ArcGIS Administrator is used to switch between these product levels and license environments.