InstantForum.NET v4.1.4Tweaks.com Forum http://tweaks.com/forum/forum@tweaks.comMon, 22 Mar 2010 05:39:51 GMT20http://tweaks.com/forum/Topic245344-3-1.aspxYou might want to consider using a third party application to do the job,but they're not free:<br><br>[b]PC Network Deploy[/b]:<br>[url]http://www.remotepctools.com/pc_network_deploy/features.html[/url]<br><br>[b]NetStaller[/b]:<br>[url]http://www.net-staller.com/index.html[/url]Wed, 19 Nov 2008 06:45:12 GMTRichieUKhttp://tweaks.com/forum/Topic245344-3-1.aspxIf user has installed in other drive its difficult to search. so I want strict procedure to uninstall the software regardless on which partition its installed..<br><br>please some body help me...Wed, 19 Nov 2008 06:24:44 GMTAnil Kumarhttp://tweaks.com/forum/Topic245344-3-1.aspxSilently uninstalling through a script is easy only if the vendor included a silent switch for their uninstall routine.<br><br>Good places to find the uninstall string is to look for the uninstall registry entry for the application, if it exists.<br><br>HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall<br>NOTE: Some groups will actually include their silent uninstall string in here!<br><br>Look at the install routine, see what application was used to create teh installation program and see if there are any published uninstall switches.<br><br>The AppDeploy web site has good information as well.<br><br>Look through Microsoft's MSI articles on command line switches. Little annoyances with MSIEXEC like:<br> REBOOT=ReallySuppress (WHY?! If I say suppress just suppress it already!)<br> Must supply the GUID instead of the application name sometimes.<br><br>Also, you can sometimes uninstall parts of something by the GUID when you only want to remove specific things.<br><br>Look at the Wise and InstallShield application knowledgebases for command line switches.<br><br>Your fallback is to use things like Script-O-Matic to automate a manual uninstall process. Can you anticipate every possible response required? Maybe.<br><br>Or dig deeper to see exactly what was installed, configured, added to the registry, registered as DLLs, WMI, services, etc and manually roll your own uninstaller. Ugly.<br><br>Also, don't forget to log what is going on in your script as well as log the uninstall. A good thing to log is the ErrorLevel value returned after a process.<br><br>Fri, 14 Nov 2008 09:28:51 GMTpjb0222http://tweaks.com/forum/Topic245344-3-1.aspxhow to uninstall software through script or batch file...<br><br>I want to uninstall like google talk some tool bars etc...<br><br>Please help me...Fri, 14 Nov 2008 06:30:38 GMTAnil Kumar