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Powershell uninstall software
Powershell uninstall software






powershell uninstall software

Set programm=neoPackage Microsoft Win10 Feature Upgrade 19043 de 圆4 19043.1237 Set programm=neoPackage Citrix WorkspaceApp_Final 20.12.1.42

powershell uninstall software

Set programm=Sophos Network Threat Protection Set programm=Sophos Remote Management System Set programm=Citrix Authentication Manager Set programm=Adobe Acrobat Reader DC - Deutsch Set programm=Microsoft Office InfoPath MUI (German) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office OneNote MUI (German) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Proof (French) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Proof (English) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Proof (German) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Proof (Italian) 2010

powershell uninstall software

Set programm=Microsoft Office Shared MUI (German) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Proofing (German) 2010

powershell uninstall software

Set programm=Microsoft Office Word MUI (German) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Groove MUI (German) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Shared 64-bit MUI (German) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Office 64-bit Components 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Outlook MUI (German) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Publisher MUI (German) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office PowerPoint MUI (German) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Excel MUI (German) 2010 Set programm=Microsoft Office Access MUI (German) 2010 REM für jedes Programm eine Zeile einfügen If it’s an MSI package or a package that has a silent option, PowerShell should be able to take care of it.I had found a batch to uninstall more software in 1 script. How about installing a program on a remote computer? That’s a bit more complicated and depend on the install package. $number + ' is not installed on ' + $ComputerName To find a specific program installed on a remote computer: Get-WmiObject Win32_Product -ComputerName $computername | Where-Object And once again, here is where PowerShell shines.įirst of all, let’s see how to get a list of installed programs on a remote computer: Get-WmiObject Win32_Product -ComputerName $computername | Select-Object -Property IdentifyingNumber, Name If you don’t have a software deployment tool, such as PDQ Deployment, uninstalling programs from a remote computer could be quite painful.








Powershell uninstall software