![]() Powershell stop-service dwmrcs -PassThru ( Get-WmiObject Win32_Service -filter "name='dmwrcs'" ). The script will need to be able to determine if a system is 32 or 64 bit and branch accordingly.Īny advice here will be greatly appreciated. ![]() ![]() I am looking for some broad scripting advice on how to remove this software. On 64 bit systems here are the files which need to be deleted. On 32 bit systems here are the files which need to be deleted. Here is a screen capture of the running process. I could go around to each computer and manually terminate the running DameWare process and then manually delete the relevant files from C:\Windows\Systems32 (for 32 bit) or C:\Windows\SysWOW64 (for 64 bit) but I would instead like to run a batch file from the Server in order to remove the software automatically. Therefore there is no way to remove the software using the GUID. The end result was that the software did not uninstall through GP!įurthermore neither the client computers or the Server (running GP) have a GUID for DameWare listed. However I later learned, after the software did not uninstall, that the original Group Policy installation package had been updated. I therefore made the decision to attempt to remove the software using same. Here is a screen capture of the software in question -īefore my time this software was installed using Group Policy. I am the Administrator of a Domain, and I cannot uninstall DameWare Remote Control software from a number of client computers (running both Windows XP, and Windows 7).
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