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Hello all – We have multiple versions of teamviewer software on multiple PCs. I need to get rid of them all (about 1500 installs) and using WMI commands is a good bet it seems like. I don’t want to create long scripts with MSI Product code uninstall strings and what not. On our PCs. Installed TeamViewer is a mix of versions and products. In Add/Remove programs, it might be:
TeamViewer Host
TeamViewer 6
TeamViewer 13
TeamViewer
As there are multiple ways to remove each version, I’d like a ‘catch all’ using a common variable and WMI commands. I can do a simple task kill on the running EXE and to close the running program. So, I thought to use:
wmic product where "name like 'TeamViewer%%'" call uninstall
I ran the above with admin creds on a local pc with ‘TeamViewer 6’ installed. However, it says no instance found, even though it’s in Add/Remove programs. Can you see a syntax error with that command line?
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TeamViewer Host
TeamViewer 6
TeamViewer 13
TeamViewer
As there are multiple ways to remove each version, I’d like a ‘catch all’ using a common variable and WMI commands. I can do a simple task kill on the running EXE and to close the running program. So, I thought to use:
wmic product where "name like 'TeamViewer%%'" call uninstall
I ran the above with admin creds on a local pc with ‘TeamViewer 6’ installed. However, it says no instance found, even though it’s in Add/Remove programs. Can you see a syntax error with that command line?
Continue reading...