GPO uninstall script

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anonymous

Hello!

I have a Windows 2003 domain and few workstations joined to the domain.
I have manually installed an application to the workstations.
Now I want to use a script - that must be executed within GPO Default Domain
Policy - Computer Configuration - Startup Script to uninstall that
application .
This script is the following:

%windir%\system32\msiexec.exe /quiet /uninstall {product code}

where product code is the product code of that application.
The script run succesfully if it is executed locally on every workstation.
But as startup script in computer configuration...nothing is happened..on
every workstation (with gpupdate/force) the message window "Runing startp
scripts" appear before logon window but nothing is happened.

And one other question...how it is possible to uninstall(delete) a
Office2003 toolbar with a script?

Thank you,
 
O

Og

anonymous said:
Hello!

I have a Windows 2003 domain and few workstations joined to the domain.
I have manually installed an application to the workstations.
Now I want to use a script - that must be executed within GPO Default
Domain
Policy - Computer Configuration - Startup Script to uninstall that
application .
This script is the following:

%windir%\system32\msiexec.exe /quiet /uninstall {product code}

where product code is the product code of that application.
The script run succesfully if it is executed locally on every workstation.
But as startup script in computer configuration...nothing is happened..on
every workstation (with gpupdate/force) the message window "Runing startp
scripts" appear before logon window but nothing is happened.

And one other question...how it is possible to uninstall(delete) a
Office2003 toolbar with a script?

Thank you,

If you post Group Policy questions where the Group Policy gurus hang out,
you are much more likely to receive a knowledgeable response.
microsoft.public.windows.group_policy
Steve
 

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