Uninstalling Sygate 4.1
Hello,
This is the command I use to uninstall Sygate:
MsiExec.exe /x{405B593A-7D30-4649-980C-D01607995887} /qn
However, during the uninstall process, it prompts for an uninstall password. How I can pass the password on to this command line? Any recommendation is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
This is the command I use to uninstall Sygate:
MsiExec.exe /x{405B593A-7D30-4649-980C-D01607995887} /qn
However, during the uninstall process, it prompts for an uninstall password. How I can pass the password on to this command line? Any recommendation is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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Posted by:
Tone
17 years ago
Have you checked to see if a property is used for the password, if not see if you can remove the action that prompts..
Posted by:
raveangel
17 years ago
I'm trying to find the same answer. I didn't see a property, but I see a custom action that calls a "setaid.dll" file.
Posted by:
Bladerun
17 years ago
I worked with the Sygate product about a year ago. Memory is getting a bit fuzzy, on that version we had to disable the uninstall password via the management console before we could push the uninstall command.
Posted by:
neo2000
17 years ago
Maybe your Sygate administrator (or the person who manages the firewall client app on a server level) knows of a password..? I know of an option within the app. to lock the user interface with a password.. Probably the same password, in which case, i do believe Bladrun is on track with this one.. :P
Why want to lock the console, if you're going to remove/replace the app anyways..? :)
Why want to lock the console, if you're going to remove/replace the app anyways..? :)
Posted by:
johnl
17 years ago
I do have the uninstall password and I'm also able to turn off password protection from the Sygate server. I'm just looking for a way to include the password in the uninstall script so I can leave password protection enabled.
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