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How can I remove source control?

I was evaluating an SVN source control plugin from PushOK but decided to pass on it.  The evaluation license has expired and I kept getting the message every time I started LabView.  So I uninstalled PushOK.  Now I get an error message from LabView every time I start: "Could not connect to the specified source control provider (PushOK SVNSCC)".  After that, the Source Control options page says <None> is selected, but I still get the error whenever I start.  How can tell LabView that I don't want it to try to load SVNSCC?

Thanks,
Keith.
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Sometimes keys get left behind in the LabVIEW.ini file (located in the same folder as the LabVIEW app). Quit out of LabVIEW, open up the LabVIEW.ini file and look for any lines that have key names that starts with "SCC", like "SCCProviderName", and so, and delete them. Then start LabVIEW. Does the problem persist?
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That did it -- thanks!

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