Silent Uninstall
Hello List,
Can someone recomend a package which will allow me to capture all of the actions that are required to uninstall a piece of software that I have on a WINDOWS NT 4 network. The software that has been installed is a mix between disk installations and network installations.
I require something that will record the following and bundle it all into a batch file:
uninstall all files that were installed
Delete all shortcuts
Restore all registry settings
The actual package that I want to uninstall is MapInfo. I do not think this is important though. As long as I can capture the sactions specified I beieve that I will be ok.
If anyone can help out here I would be grateful.
Thanks,
Dave King
Can someone recomend a package which will allow me to capture all of the actions that are required to uninstall a piece of software that I have on a WINDOWS NT 4 network. The software that has been installed is a mix between disk installations and network installations.
I require something that will record the following and bundle it all into a batch file:
uninstall all files that were installed
Delete all shortcuts
Restore all registry settings
The actual package that I want to uninstall is MapInfo. I do not think this is important though. As long as I can capture the sactions specified I beieve that I will be ok.
If anyone can help out here I would be grateful.
Thanks,
Dave King
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SteveBA
20 years ago
Dave,
Wise Package Studio's Setup Capture configuration has a "Detect Deleted Files and Registry keys" option, this could be used to create an MSI that (with a little tidying up) would remove everything you're looking for...
Rgds, Steve.
Wise Package Studio's Setup Capture configuration has a "Detect Deleted Files and Registry keys" option, this could be used to create an MSI that (with a little tidying up) would remove everything you're looking for...
Rgds, Steve.
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