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#Wmic uninstall no reboot how to#
#Wmic uninstall no reboot software#

Delete the WRData and WRCore folders (if present).

The script could be modified to create the 'REBOOT' property, but this shouldn't be necessary for your purposes. The script will work on your 'Adobe Photoshop 6.0.1' package because it has been set to 'Force'.

Once the agent has uninstalled it is recommend to delete the WRData and WRCore directories (if present) from ProgramData, which is a hidden system directory. The MSI in question has no 'REBOOT' property set so the field cannot be found in the property table.

This can happen if Webroot was recently installed. Note: If Webroot SecureAnywhere does not initially appear, click the refresh button. Since Microsoft’s Settings app has most people getting accustomed to it, it made sense for Microsoft to provide a way in which you can uninstall a. Select the Webroot SecureAnywhere line item and then click Uninstall.

#Wmic uninstall no reboot how to#

Agent commands are processed as devices check-in. For information on how to force a device to check-in, click here. In the Search field near the Start Menu, type 'appwiz.cpl' (without quotes).

The system will quickly flash a Success message.

In the next window, click Deactivate Device.

At the top of the screen, use the Agent Commands drop-down menu to select Deactivate Device.

Check the boxes for the devices where you want to remove the agent.

Under the Sites & Groups column, expand the Site and click the Group that contains the devices.

#Wmic uninstall no reboot software#

Note: When devices are deactivated, their licenses are cancelled, they are moved to the Deactivated Group (accessible in the Endpoint Protection console) and agent software is removed via agent command. Caution2: WMIC will not suppress a reboot.