Hello!
Just a small technical question: I am using Trados 2021, but I realized that I still have also the older 2019 version installed. Since ?m gaving disk space problems, can I disinstall version 2019 without affecting version 2021?
Thanks for a tip
Valeria
I'm having... disk space problems
You can safely uninstall any previous version of the software.
For files and similar use an external HDD to store older jobs in order to free space on your disk. Please also use disc cleanup (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_Cleanup) to remove unnecessary files from your HDD.
Oh great! I already have an external HDD for old jobs and many photos and more, but I am still full. I will tri the disc cleanup you are suggesting. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Excuse-me, Jerzy, now I visualize Trados packages with a white empty square (see screenshot). They seem to work fine anyway, but is there something missing? They were colored before... maybe I disinstalled something I did not have to disinstall? :-((
It is only a cosmetic problem. Please go to Windows Settings, chose Apps and go to Standard Apps. Type sdlppx there and make sure, Trados Studio is assigned. You can also run a repair installation of your newer version of the program, which also should solve the problem.
sdlppxis not found in the apps, which means I disinstalled something I shouldn't have to... I will try to run the repair
Sorry... could you please advise a safe procedure to run the repair reinstallation?
Indeed, Windows 11 has changed the behaviour to my complete surprise. And unfortunately I do not find the old method where you could change those settings.
As for the repair: Type "Control Panel" in your search in Windows. In the "View" chose "(small or big) symbols", locate the Programs and Features, open it. There scroll down to Trados Studio and right click it, select "Uninstall/change" and then chose "Repair".
You do not have any problems on your PC, the only "problem" you report is the missing colourful symbol for your file. You can live with that, as it does not make any change in the behaviour of the software.
In the Standard Apps window, when you type "Trados", it will bring you to what we need:
I have Windows 10, anyway. I followed the procedure you said, but I get the message I showed above.
Anyway, can reinstall my Trados from my RWS profile?
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