Script removal tool

Allows you to uninstall a script marked as a prerelease. Prompts you for confirmation before running Uninstall-Script.

Forces Uninstall-Script to run without asking for user confirmation. Specifies an array of script names to uninstall. Specifies the exact version number of the script to uninstall. Shows what would happen if Uninstall-Script runs. The cmdlet isn't run. Submit and view feedback for This product This page. Unfortunately, we don't have an uninstall utility. There are two ways to uninstall the Endpoint agent.

Sign into your Webroot console. Select the Group Management tab followed by the endpoint S you'd like to uninstall 3. However, if you would like to expedite the process, go to the machine locally and right click on the Webroot system tray icon. Select "Refresh Configuration" and click "OK". We recommend you create a group called "Uninstalled Clients" into which these can be moved. If you prefer to completely remove a listing, you can select the red "Do not enter" button for "Deactivate.

Reboot into normal Windows mode and test. Let us know if we can assist further. Regards, Josko Webroot Business Support. Last edited: Apr 12, Reaction score Location Melbourne Australia. I took over this new client 14 workstations, 2 servers.

They all on Webroot and ScreenConnect Webroot however didnt play nice but what did work in the end was Screen Connects Backstage - i went in there and navigated to the webroot folder - entered the WRSA. You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads. Replies 1 Views Oct 20, YeOldeStonecat. Replies 26 Views Dec 6, Sky-Knight. Replies 0 Views Nov 19, Kirby. Replies 2 Views 16K. SysPrep for Beginners for Cloning Windows.

Appletax Apr 30, Guides, Tips and Tricks. Replies 15 Views 5K. You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression. This is part of the whole problem with the Teams installation. Teams refuses to sign into my corporate SSO infrastructure whenever I reboot, for whatever corner-case reason that our IT cannot figure out, and the easiest remedy is to reinstall it on each reboot.

This script is perfect for automating such an annoying and should-be-unecessary task. Rhis PS script is exactly what I need but I keep getting this error for both machine wide or local user uninstall scripts.

I was trying your script to uninstall teams for all user so they can get the newest version of Teams. Because of FS Logix the profile folder is not on the session host when the user is logged off..

I am unfamiliar with FS Logix, but if I understand you correctly then your only option is to run the script when the user is logged in and run it in the user context. Maybe a simple scheduled task on the server that is triggered at login? I was trying to use your script to uninstall Teams for al users on an rds environment. This because I needed to update it and this seems the only way to get the job done.. Tried multiple times with same outcome.

Hi, About the uninstallation for multiple users on the same computer: The uninstallation command for each user is intended to be run in the user session. Can you really run this per-user uninstallation command for every user from a unique admin session? Even with admin rights you may not have write access to the users files, directories, registry entries. As local admin you should have access to the users files. I used it last week and it was working fine. I did get some errors, but those were for the local admin user account.

Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. If you use the computer startup script method, add the Domain Computers group together with Change and Read permissions.

If you use the logon script method, add the Authenticated Users group together with Change and Read permissions. Remove the Everyone group if it is in the list. Note If you receive an error message when you remove the Everyone group, click Advanced on the Security tab, and then click to clear the Allow inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to this object check box. Under the ShareName folder, create a folder that is named "Logs.

Note Do not change the Share permissions in this step. Note To run this tool, you must have Administrator permissions or System permissions, regardless of the deployment option that you choose. The following example provides step-by-step instructions for using SMS The steps for using SMS 2. Create a. The following is an example.

For more information about Ismif Right-click the Packages node, click New , and then click Package. The Package Properties dialog box is displayed. On the Data Source tab, click to select the This package contains source files check box. Click Set , and then choose a source directory that contains the tool. On the Distribution Settings tab, set the Sending priority to High.

Version and Publisher are optional. In the SMS console, locate the new package under the Packages node. Expand the package. Right-click Programs , point to New , and then click Program. At the Command line , click Browse to select the batch file that you created to start Mrt. Change Run to Hidden. Change After to No action required. Click the Requirements tab, and then click This program can run only on specified client operating systems. Click the Environment tab, click Whether a user is logged in the Program can run list.

Set the Run mode to Run with administrative rights. Right-click the Advertisement node, click New , and then click Advertisement. On the General tab, enter a name for the advertisement. In the Package field, select the package that you previously created. In the Program field, select the program that you previously created. Click Browse , and then click the All System collection or select a collection of computers that only includes Windows Vista and later versions.

On the Schedule tab, leave the default options if you want the program to only run one time. To run the program on a schedule, assign a schedule interval. This method requires you to restart the client computer after you set up the script and after you apply the Group Policy setting. Set up the shares.