Complete reinstall - Windows PC (SplashID 7.x)

Complete reinstall - Windows PC (SplashID 7.x)

How to do a FULL reinstall (aka "clean reinstall") of our Windows PC Desktop app: (the below applies to older 7.2.4 PC Desktop app - currently latest is 8.1.1) Here are the instructions: 1) Please backup your data from SplashID Desktop to a vID file (click the SplashID icon in top left to open the main/Application menu > Backup - skip this if y
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