EMET 3.0 to 4.1 Upgrade results in notifier bug on reboot

I am testing upgrading our enterprise environment, which is currently on 3.0 to 4.1. After installing the product with a silent install from the below directory:
waithidden msiexec.exe /i "c:\windows\temp\EMET\EMET Setup.msi" /qn /norestart
The installation works as expected, however, a bug remains: upon restarting the workstation, a Windows warning pops up briefly, indicating the "EMET Notifier has stopped working". This quickly goes away and from all appearances the notifier starts
working.
The problem appears to be a remnant file left over from the installation process. EMET 4.1 installs itself to \Program Files (x86)\EMET 4.1, and removes most of the files from EMET 3.0, which were located in \Program Files (x86)\EMET\. However, the
following files remain:
\EMET\Deployment
\EMET\DevExpress.XtraBars.v10.1.DLL
\EMET\Emet User's Guide.pdf
\EMET\EMET_notifier.exe
My question: why are these old files still on the root? It appears the issue is stemming from the old EMET_Notifier.exe being shut down and superseded by 4.1 - is this the case? I am looking for a transparent enterprise wide install, and would like to know
what part of the installation and I performing incorrectly that is responsible for the error message. Thanks.
Also: checking MSCONFIG, I see there is an entry there to run EMET_Notifier.exe from the old directory. I have deleted the entire directory and disabled the startup item, and 4.1 seems to be running normally.

Thank you for the response, but I'm not sure it gets me any further.
I've read the User Guide, but it doesn't make sense to me why deployment through SCCM does not require the "emet_conf --refresh" command while deployment through GPO does. Both of them just install the .msi and apply a set of registry entries.
Why would the programmers have it write to the registry but then ignore those settings? What other program does that? Now, if the manual said to either run that command or reboot, it would make sense.
I must also emphasise that we are not issuing the "emet_conf --refresh" command when v3.0 is being deployed here. It's not in any GPO, and we have new systems picking up EMET 3.0 all the time. Running the "emet_conf
--list" command on them returns exactly the protection profile we have requested --
emet_conf --refresh NOT required.
Note that the last line of what you quoted indicates that the "emet_conf --delete_all" line you also mention will not work for the GPO settings that were applied when EMET v3.0 was deployed.
The immediate problem/question right now is how do I remove the EMET 3.0 settings that were pushed via GPO? EMET 4.1 is deployed along with the ADMX for v4.1, but the protection profile reflected in the machines that have picked the new version up
are the settings that were for v3.0. They don't seem to be picking up the v4.1 settings and they aren't recognized by the v4.1 ADMX:
The bigger-picture problem is that the documentation on deployment appears to be incorrect (or poorly phrased) and there is no documentation on how to upgrade via GPO. It would be mighty nice if someone "official" (maybe from the EMET development/testing
team) were helping here!

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