create a multiple version uninstaller from a batch file
I have multiple versions of a software (QuickTime) that I need to uninstall throughout my environment. Creating a managed installation forces me to pick a software and version. If I select one of the versions that is listed, but target all the machines that have quicktime regardless of what version, will they all uninstall? Or is there a better I could use to deploy the batch file?
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I am in the same situation. Need to use the k1000 to remove quicktime from all computers. We have multiple versions of quicktime so I'm trying to get them all at once. - pbroussard 8 years ago
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Hello David. Just checking to see if you were able to solve this. I am needing to do a mass-uninstall on all end points at my organization as well. Let me know! Thanks! - lsnbengineer 8 years ago
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I'm in the same boat as well. Need to uninstall several different versions of Quicktime from various computers in different locations. - griffsdad 7 years ago
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So what I did was wrote a multiple line batch file targeting all the onesie-twosie versions in the environment and applied it as a managed installation pointing at a specific version of QuickTime for the software version (it worked on all of them tho), and used KACE uninstaller scripts that targeted the high volume versions. A little work intensive, but at the end of the day it worked well and I've got the script running to see if it removes anything that pops into the environment. - david.fitzpatrick@assetmark.com 7 years ago
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david.fitzpatrick@assetmark.com
7 years ago
So what I did was wrote a multiple line batch file targeting all the onesie-twosie versions in the environment and applied it as a managed installation pointing at a specific version of QuickTime for the software version (it worked on all of them tho), and used KACE uninstaller scripts that targeted the high volume versions. A little work intensive, but at the end of the day it worked well and I've got the script running to see if it removes anything that pops into the environment
Posted by:
liam.creaser
8 years ago
I had the same issue on our campus!
We used this : https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/1594-how-to-set-up-a-silent-install-of-quicktime-through-a-batch-script
Worked a treat
Liam
Posted by:
rockhead44
8 years ago
wmic product where "name like 'quicktime%'" call uninstall /nointeractive
Try that. It should detect all versions and call the uninstaller