In most cases, if a site crashes after removing a module it usually means there is something in the web.config file that is dependent on the module. Take a look at your web.config file and see if you see anything related to AliCommerce. If you do, I would suggest commenting the necessary entries out or removing them completely. Make sure you create a backup copy of your web.config file before making any changes. At that point, you should be able to remove the module without any problems. Another possible situation is that the module is actually a couple of modules and uninstalling one will break the others. Normally that isn't a problem for properly developed modules, but really don't know in this situation. If you want to be extra cautious, I would remove the modules from all pages on your site (at least the home and login page), then uninstall the module. Hope that helps.

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Will Morgenweck
VP, Product Management
DotNetNuke Corp.

Hi John,

For complete details to uninstall AliCommerce Module go to our Support Desk.  http://bit.ly/fXxeFL 

I hope this will help. 

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Rashid KAZI
Rashid.KAZI @ DNN4Less.com

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