- #WMIC UNINSTALL UPDATE UPDATE#
- #WMIC UNINSTALL UPDATE WINDOWS 10#
- #WMIC UNINSTALL UPDATE SOFTWARE#
- #WMIC UNINSTALL UPDATE PC#
In the command window that opens, type wmic and press Enter. I’m sure all popular web applications running on internet have already got off it, so there’s no use keeping Silverlight on your Windows box. You can open the command line from Start All Programs Accessories Command Prompt, or just press the WIN + R keys, the Run window will open in which in the open box type cmd and click OK. What is the correct command to uninstall Windows Updates from either the command Stack Exchange Network Stack Exchange network consists of 178 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers. All popular browsers like Chrome, Firefox and IE have already stopped supporting Silverlight. Silverlight was Microsoft’s version of Adobe Flash and supported video streaming and rich media. Microsoft deprecated Silverlight way back in 2012. Yes, we can safely remove Silverlight without having any impact on how your system/other applications work. Here the command was run from an ordinary command prompt, not elevated admin command prompt, so it returned 1603 without uninstalling the software. C:\>wmic product where caption='Microsoft Silverlight' call uninstallĮxecuting (\\WINCMD-PC\ROOT\CIMV2:Win32_Product.IdentifyingNumber=" ExampleĮxample run where I could successfully uninstall Silverlight from a Windows 7 computer. The command needs to be executed from elevated command prompt, as it requires admin privileges to uninstall software.
#WMIC UNINSTALL UPDATE WINDOWS 10#
This works on all Windows versions – Windows 7, Windows 10 and even pre-Win7 versions too. Would it work better if i used an for the node? If so, I have another command underneath this (PSEXEC to run an uninstall file that can't be removed using WMIC).Wmic product where caption='Microsoft Silverlight' call uninstall I know my script is good because it works when no one is logged in.
#WMIC UNINSTALL UPDATE SOFTWARE#
Therefore, it is possible to uninstall software by using the command that is shown here. It appears only on instances of the class.
#WMIC UNINSTALL UPDATE PC#
I've logged in on the target PC with both my login, and a random other login to check. BT, you did not ask, but there is an Uninstall method available from the Win32Product WMI class.
#WMIC UNINSTALL UPDATE UPDATE#
Locate the update that you want to uninstall, then select it and click on Uninstall (or. The list will include both Windows 10 updates as well as updates for other software installed on your device. This will open the Control Panel and show you the list of installed updates. I know this can be to do with rights, but since i run my Win7 PC in test mode, with UAC turned off, everything comes up with admin rights anyway.Īny ideas? I've tried adding a /nointeractive switch as i've seen on some websites, and i've also tried adding a /interactive:off switch too, but none seem to make a difference. In the View update history window, click on Uninstall updates. However, if someone is logged into the target PC, it fails with ReturnValue 1603. All the ways in which you can remove Windows 10 updates that cause you problems: from the Settings app, from Control Panel, and from CMD or PowerShell. ReturnValue is 0, and when i then log on, it's all done. Now, the weird thing is that when no one is logged into the target PC, it works fine. In order to remove installations of Mind Manager remotely. Wmic /node:"%target%" product where vendor="Mindjet LLC" call uninstall Batch files are the only way of scripting that I know, and I like to think i'm getting pretty good at it. This is my first post, and I'm hoping i'll get a good impression by getting an answer to my first issue.
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