Current Visibility: Viewable by all users. I'd take a look at some of the documentation offered by Microsoft. It sounds like you might have done it incorrectly. ThankYou, I have followed same method and able to uninstall on other 2 servers,don't know why i this is happening on this server.
On the Instance Name screen, for a default instance, click Default. For a named instance, specify the name of the instance to remove. On the Existing Installation screen, click Uninstall your existing installation.
On the Remote Information screen, specify the password that is a valid administrator password on all nodes in the cluster. In the Setup message "Successfully uninstalled the instance. On the Setup Complete screen, click Finish. Tuesday, May 8, PM.
Step 4: The Remove a Failover Cluster Node window will be displayed and it will check the Global Rules for this configuration as per the screenshot below. You can see all the mandatory rules have passed.
Now click on the "Next" button to proceed. All rules have passed, so we can proceed to the next as shown in the figure below. If any rule fails, it is recommended to fix those rules first then proceed with the node removal. Step 6: As all rules in the above window have successfully passed, click on the "Next" button to proceed. The next window is the Cluster Node Configuration page. You do not need to do anything here. This window will automatically display the node configuration information like the SQL Server Instance name, SQL Server network name, node names, and features which have been installed for this cluster in the right pane.
Just verify the information and then click on the "Next" button to proceed. Step 7: The next window is the Cluster Network Configuration which will verify the network configuration of the failover cluster.
Consider the following important points before you uninstall a SQL Server failover cluster instance:. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info.
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