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Hi guys, I have done something wrong while I was updating my dynamo and package and everything in between I had uninstalled and deleted everything dynamo related to revert back to dynamo 2.0even though I had 2.0.2 before I decided to go back due to some issues with the Orchid package and graphs I had which can only work in 2.0 version I need someone to guide me in the right direction please

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Hi @s.rooble

Try uninstalling completely DynamoCore and DynamoRevit including registry, restart PC and then reinstall dynamo 2.x

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I have almost tried everything i’ve been struck for weeks on end is this something you can do to help me through teamviewer?

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Thank you so much Kulkul really appreciated your time and efforts and time you have solved my issue

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Never mind @Kulkul solved it. :slight_smile:

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I do have another issue … i had the classification manager adin for cobie installed before and its clashing with my graph

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Please move the new issue to a new topic, and write up what the solution was (contacting @Kulkul for a team viewer session, while awesome, doesn’t work for everyone as there are too many forum users and only on @Kulkul).

@erfajo is it possible to install a version from before the 20+ nodes were altered via your GitHub repo? Similar to installing an older version on package manager? Could a ‘standard’ user see which 20 they should withhold and remove them from the package manually?

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I think this will be the end solution for you @s.rooble.

I believe the GitHub site has an issue around the 2.0.x upgrade bug which has been open for longer than this conversation, and that there is a planned fix as well (@erfajo and others have linked to this previously). The input that there should be a transparent means of explaining these types of issues is quite useful - expecting all package managers to keep up to date with a bug list that’s in another platform is a bit much, and the forum isn’t as well traversed/organized for things at that detail level. Perhaps an inproduct view that opens a list of known bugs/defects when publishing to the package manager?