Windows 10: Cannot turn off "MultiPoint Connector" feature

Cannot turn off "MultiPoint Connector" feature, when turning off the feature in "Turn Windows Features on or off" it asks for "Windows need to reboot to finish installing the requested changes", when rebooting it gives an error: "Something didn't go as planned. No need to worry—undoing changes. Please keep your computer on." Then it reboots again and gives this error: "We couldn't complete the features. No need to worry—undoing changes. Please keep your computer on." Then it boots in Windows and the feature is not turned off. Does anyone have a solution?

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Does MultiPoint Manager works in windows 10?

Does MultiPoint Manager works in windows 10? or only work in Windows server.

If not work in windows 10 then why you add in features "MultiPoint Connector".

It works just fine in Windows Server 2016 but not working in windows 10.

 

Completely remove multipoint server

• 
  Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
• My PC is not a server nor is it connected to one on my personal router.
• Multipoint is designed to be used on a server connected to a secure network as per the document you have referred me to.
• Multipoint is being run on my PC as if it is on a server
• Multipoint is slowing down my PC
• Multipoint is not needed on my PC at any time
• I have used it in a business application for my employer but I cannot afford the program here at home.

If anyone can find a way to help me remove it, I would be grateful. Thank you for your help.

 

Completely remove multipoint server

Hi John,

Thank you for your reply. There are three menu items Multipoint in the Start Menu>Programs:

• MultiPoint Dashboard
• MultiPoint Log Collector
• MultiPoint Manager

When I click the

• MultiPoint Dashboard link in the Start Menu, there is no indication that anything happens, however the linked program, "%ProgramFiles%\Windows MultiPoint Server shows up in the Task Manager as running.
• MultiPoint Manager selected from the Start Menu, brings up a small notification window that indicates that MultiPoint Manager is being accessed. It takes a long time for the error message to popup.
• The final image below is a screen capture of the error message created by the Windows MultiPoint Server Manager when it fails to load.

Because I have no use for this App, I would like to remove it because it uses space and resources on my computer. This is even more important because it only comes up with error messages and then continues to try to run the App. I would like to know if
it is okay to remove the old fashioned way by ripping it out of both the program's location and both registries as a super user?

Thanks again for your help and advice.