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    Uninstall Via GPO

    We have installed Flash Player via GPO

    I want to do an uninstall and re-install the msi but not want to visit each machine



    how do i modify this so i can uninstall the msi

    i have seen some code in other thread but i dont know if that would be any good for this msi??

    thanks

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    right click the msi tell it to uninstall then readd (i think you can right click and tell to redeploy aswell)

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    Quote Originally Posted by sted View Post
    right click the msi tell it to uninstall then readd (i think you can right click and tell to redeploy aswell)
    THIS! (the redeploy action is great if you are wanting to simply redeploy the original).

    The other options you have is that Adobe do Network Kits which allow you to customise the install etc (well they do for Adobe Reader, I think they do for Flash too) and that will enable you to tell the machines to remove any previous version as well.

    If you are updating then you'd need to Remove Application then re add (like sted said) .. but I thought I'd just confirm it ..

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    when you make the policy you can click 'uninstall when out of scope' or something of the sort, so itll uninstall if it cant find the original file (usefull if you packaged the MSI wrong to start with)

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    Quote Originally Posted by sted View Post
    right click the msi tell it to uninstall then readd (i think you can right click and tell to redeploy aswell)
    i have found the redeploy but i can find anything that says uninstall

    where or what bit do i right click on to show the uninstall option

    i thought i need to run the gpo again but with a script to uninstall

    tar

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    i see

    cheers dude

    will go try that and see how it goes on

    Thanks

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    If that doesn't work, you can always script into gpo an uninstall (not the best way to do it!)

    Code:
    msiexec /qn /x "location of msi"

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    Quote Originally Posted by rh91uk View Post
    If that doesn't work, you can always script into gpo an uninstall (not the best way to do it!)

    Code:
    msiexec /qn /x "location of msi"
    how do you set this script up?? i know where to put script but dont know how to make that code a script

    tar

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