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Use this article as the starting point when a device is leaving FileWave management, being reassigned, sold, disposed of, or preserved as an inactive record. The key rule is to remove or reset the device's management path before you delete the record from File...

Archive a client when you want to stop active management while keeping the device record and historical inventory in FileWave. Archived clients do not consume a FileWave license, are hidden from normal client views by default, and are removed from the active F...

Use this page when an Android Enterprise device should be wiped, reassigned, retired, or removed from FileWave. Android devices are synchronized through Google's Android Enterprise management path, so deleting the FileWave record alone is not enough if Google ...

Use this page when a Chromebook should be reassigned, retired, sold, disposed of, or removed from FileWave’s ChromeOS management view. ChromeOS devices are different from macOS, Windows, and FileWave Client devices because FileWave syncs Chromebook records fro...

Use this workflow when you need to remove the Google OAuth token from FileWave and stop ChromeOS management for the environment. This disables ChromeOS integration in FileWave Central and returns the ChromeOS license count to zero. This page disables ChromeOS ...

Use this Fileset when you need to uninstall the FileWave Client from Windows computers before archiving, deleting, selling, or otherwise removing those devices from FileWave management. Deploy the uninstaller while the device can still receive Filesets. After ...

Use these uninstallers when you need to remove the FileWave Client from macOS computers before archiving, deleting, selling, or otherwise removing those devices from FileWave management. Remove the client while the Mac can still receive Filesets. After the Fil...