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Office 2013 RTM Uninstall

Hi there,

I am trying to uninstall Office 2013 but it leaves a lot of stuff over.

One time there is the Send ToNote Printer as well as die Office 15.0 Registry hive. I mean, of course, and probably, I have to do it, I can delete this by script but is MS fucking kidding us? How is it possible to make such a bad installer. Office 2010 just uninstalls fine and 2013 has to leave so much stuff over?

I compared the 2000 and the 2013 installer and they seem to have the same custom action with the exact same conditions but in case of 2013 the printer is still available after uninstall…

 


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Posted by: Tomsquatch 11 years ago
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I wonder if the old Microsoft Uninstaller utility would work? What version of Windows are you running?

Posted by: mac-duff 11 years ago
Second Degree Blue Belt
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I am running Windows 7 64Bit. When u mean the older uninstaller, the for the RC ? No, it doesnt :/

Posted by: ronfalkoff 11 years ago
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When you installed 2013 did you upgrade or fresh install.  I had some of the same issues.  I removed all prior versions of office and fresh installed 2013.  It was a quicker install and it ran better.  I am also running windows 7 x64 sp1.  For some reason it was a more stubborn install on Windows 8....  Hmmmm...

Posted by: mac-duff 11 years ago
Second Degree Blue Belt
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its a fresh installation on a VM, but whats me really pisses it the left over virtual printer. I think it is from the office64ww.msi package

 

By uninstalling I get this error:

CustomAction ONUninstallPrinter returned actual error code 1603 but will be translated to success due to continue marking

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