Change GUID in SLD

Dear all,
how to change the GUID of SWC in SLD (PI 7.1)?
Thanks
Chris

Already found it.
SLD -> CIM Instances -> Class: Software Comonent Version -> Choose: SWC to change -> Properties.

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