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K1000 - Uninstall an application

Guys , I want to uninstall an application off a load of pcs. I have the uninstall string. Can I get my K1000 to uninstall the application  ? I know how to push out an application - but I dont want to upload installed file to K1000 for an app that I dont need.


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Answer Summary:
Resolved by entering the uninstall string and with managed installs.
Posted by: FergieMan 12 years ago
Third Degree Green Belt
1

Hi Guys , I got this resolved by entering the uninstall string and with managed installs.


Comments:
  • Hi Fergie, Do you have a screenshoot with step by step as it doesnt seem to work - hjansari 12 years ago
Posted by: afzal 12 years ago
Fourth Degree Green Belt
1

Hi,

You can uninstall the applicaton via Manage Install via selecting the 'Run command only' option and/or Uninstall option.

Let me know if this solves your problem.

Regards,

Afzal


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  • Afzal,

    I cant get this to work, do you have a step by step method on doing this for add ins like ask toolbar, ilvid, bing etc - hjansari 12 years ago
Posted by: dugullett 12 years ago
Red Belt
0

Are you wanting a custom inventory, or a script.

You could always just upload a small .txt file. Then "configure manually", and "run command only". I prefer using scripts for things like this though. 

Posted by: philologist 12 years ago
Red Belt
0

I would go to Scripting -> Configuration Policy and select the Un-Installer Wizard.  If you need an example, you can create an uninstaller for any software you do have installed.  What it does is writes an offline kscript with the following:

In the verify section, make sure that the software is installed. You can use a registry value equals rule and find the software entries in HKLM\Software, or you can just look for a file.  The uninstaller has its own method.

For the remediation section, Launch SYS\msiexec.exe with parameters /qn /{YOURUNINSTALLSTRING} from the registry.

You can see what it does by going to scripts, selecting the uninstaller you made, and click on the link to edit the policy with the editor rather than the original editor.

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