Hello,
We can try forcibly removing steps to see if it helps.
Note: it changes registry, as always, please backup registry before making changes
- Download MSIZAP and copy to a location on the affected computer.
- Find the product code, which is a GUID that is required for the MSIZAP product code switch. This can be found by opening the registry and navigating to:HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
With the Uninstall key highlighted, click on Edit > Find, and look for the string System Center Operations Manager. Open the UninstallString string value and copy the GUID. Include the squiggly brackets.
- Open an elevated command prompt and run the program as follows:
msizap.exe t {product code}
Examples:
SCOM 2007 product code 25097770-2B1F-49F6-AB9D-1C708B96262A
SCOM 2012 product code 5155DCF6-A1B5-4882-A670-60BF9FCFD688
Wait until this process has completed.
- Delete the SCOM program files, usually located under “%ProgramFiles%\System Center Operations Manager 2007”. Some files may be locked those can be ignored.
- Open the registry, search for the Management Group name
- Delete the Microsoft Operations Manager key that the management group name is part of
7.Open the registry and navigate to:
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services
Delete the following registry entries:
healthservice
opsmgr*
MOMConnector
8. Reboot the server
You will now be able to install your agent manually or with your console.
Regards,
Alex