I'm sure someone has been in this position before me. To uninstall a specific player type (ActiveX, NPAPI, or PPAPI), use the following: uninstallflashplayer.exe -uninstall activex. Uninstalling Office 2007 doesn't uninstall Access 2010. Download the uninstaller posted at Uninstall Flash Player for Windows and then run it from the command line with -uninstall: uninstallflashplayer.exe -uninstall.
For example, some of our systems have Microsoft Office 2007 Standard installed with Access 2010 as well. I've found scripts that will uninstall Office 2007, but not individual applications installed. If you have software you need to uninstall via a script there are six easy ways to go about it: 1 Uninstall Using The Software’s Own Tool Many pieces of software come with their own custom uninstaller. I've been searching for a script that will uninstall everything but have not found anything yet. wmic product get lists all the installed programs in the command prompt. Note that you need to provide accurate program name along with the version if it’s part of the program name. wmic product where 'descriptionprogram name ' uninstall.
#Wmic uninstall script install#
My goal was to create a script which uninstalls everything that has to do with Microsoft Office and then install Office 2013. Below is the command we need to use to uninstall a program. On top of all that, many of the products were installed using our Standard key, Professional key, and numerous installation also have individual product installs of Visio, Access, etc.
#Wmic uninstall script 64 Bit#
There's also a mixture of 32 and 64 bit installations which makes it even more difficult. The problem: The 600 computers all have a mixture of Office applications of 2003, 2007, and 2010. I need to push Office 2013 Professional Plus to 600 computers.
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