How do you uninstall apps via SMS?
Just looking for input on how others remove applications via SMS.
I do it 1 of 2 ways. Either I write a Wise script to run the msiexec /x command if I know the specific ID of the MSI, or I have a script that pulls the uninstall string from the registry for whatever app I specify and runs that.
Are there any other ways to accomplish this?
I do it 1 of 2 ways. Either I write a Wise script to run the msiexec /x command if I know the specific ID of the MSI, or I have a script that pulls the uninstall string from the registry for whatever app I specify and runs that.
Are there any other ways to accomplish this?
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BarryB
18 years ago
Hi,
Just started with SMS but I use either the ProductCode and create a remove package with the cmd line msiexec /x followed by the ProductCode GUID or use a VB script to execute the uninstall.
I then create a query to look for the application to meet the following criteria:
Not being in the AD Group and having the Product Code, create a remove collection and advertisement for them then when the PC meets the required criteria it is uninstalled.
It is long winded compared to other S/D tools I have used (Tivoli, Zenworks) and if anyone has a better method let me know!!
Cheers,
Barry
Just started with SMS but I use either the ProductCode and create a remove package with the cmd line msiexec /x followed by the ProductCode GUID or use a VB script to execute the uninstall.
I then create a query to look for the application to meet the following criteria:
Not being in the AD Group and having the Product Code, create a remove collection and advertisement for them then when the PC meets the required criteria it is uninstalled.
It is long winded compared to other S/D tools I have used (Tivoli, Zenworks) and if anyone has a better method let me know!!
Cheers,
Barry
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