Create “RemoveLiveMeeting.bat”
Edit, add this text:
@echo off
Msiexec /x {PID} /qn
Duplicate the msiexec command for each version you want to target and replace
“PID” with one of the PIDS.
Save, open CMD as administrator and run (for local single-shot), or integrate
into your favorite systems management solution.
Being a KACE user, I would actually create one batch file for each uninstall,
then upload and associate each one with a Managed Install uninstallation item
for each specific version. Assign to your groups of PCs and go. KACE
accomplishes the technical part by the Agent pulling the script down, then
running it as SYSTEM. That mechanic can be duplicated in all sorts of ways.
Keeping it granular allows better reporting and flexibility, but may not be
needed in your situation.
Matt Varnado | Systems Engineer II
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Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2016 1:03 PM
To: mssms@lists.myitforum.com
Subject: RE: RE: [EXTERNAL][mssms] Live Meeting Uninstall
If you suck at scripting like I do you can actually just stick all of the
uninstall commands in a batch file and run the file. If the program isn’t
installed that command just don’t do anything. YMMV
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Subject: Re: RE: [EXTERNAL][mssms] Live Meeting Uninstall
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'Msiexec /X '+ arp.prodid0 +' /q /norestart /L*v
C:\Windows\Temp\IninstallLivemeeting.Log'
On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 5:25 PM, Garth Jones
<ga...@enhansoft.com<mailto:ga...@enhansoft.com>> wrote:
Use the query below.
• Copy the results into a text file
• Remove the most current version from the list. (Last line, hopefully)
Select
'Msiexec /X '+ arp.prodid0 +' /q /norestart'
from
v_add_remove_programs ARP
Where
Displayname0 like '%live meeting%'
Order by
ARP.Version0
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Subject: Re: RE: [EXTERNAL][mssms] Live Meeting Uninstall
Eswar,
I have gathered all of the product codes, but not sure how to script this. Can
you give me an example?
Thank you,
Brian
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Subject: Re: RE: [EXTERNAL][mssms] Live Meeting Uninstall
You can get the product ids of these different lync versions using sccm (simple
query on v_add_remove_programs will do this) and then create batch/cmd to pipe
all the product codes Into the script.
Script try to perform the uninstallstion on clients that has specific product
code exist.
Msiexec /X productid /q /norestart
Adjust the parameters for msiexec accordingly.
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Tuesday, 18 October 2016, 04:53AM +08:00 from Matthew Varnado
matthew.varn...@exeterfinance.com<mailto:matthew.varn...@exeterfinance.com>:
Simple shell script solution (untested with this product, but works for other
products regularly)
wmic product where ‘name like “%%Live Meeting%%”’ call uninstall /nointeractive
note the single quotes around the logic phrase, and the double quotes around
the search string. Double % are used for the wildcards because if you do
single % it tries to find a variable by that name.
This also assumes only a single version would be installed at a time. Run
multiple times for multiple installs (if possible), or work out a FOR loop to
execute the command for each match found.
Another option (requiring a lot more research) is to find all the PIDS and do a
series of msiexec /x[PID] /qn commands.
Matt Varnado |
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Subject: [EXTERNAL][mssms] Live Meeting Uninstall
Hello,
Does anyone have a method or process for uninstalling ALL versions of Microsoft
Live Meeting. In my environment we have approximately 9 different versions of
Live Meeting. Since the installers are all MSI based, I was hoping there would
be an easy way to script/automate the uninstall so I would only require 1
single package to get the job done in SCCM.
When I say multiple versions, here is what I mean:
8.0.6362.187
8.0.6362.202
8.0.6362.215
8.0.6362.223
8.0.6362.229
8.0.6362.239
8.0.6362.249
8.0.6362.254
8.0.6362.259
What would be the best way to package an uninstall script to tackle this? I
don't want to have multiple MSI uninstall packages. Can someone provide some
insight on to a recommended approach?
Thanks,
Brian
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