ZThurlow

Earthshine and everyone else, thank you for all your help!

Earthshine... it did work! One potential issue though. When I launch the script I get a popup asking if I want to allow running the AutoIT script... I am guessing that is coming from the #requireadmin at the top. If I added this exe to a GPO, will user's get that prompt? If so, that could be a problem...

Jos.. I don't see any logs or can't locate any logs that is telling me whats going on.

Yes, perfectly. I ran: MsiExec.exe /x {5B51E040-91DA-11E7-A3C5-54EE755D74E2} /qn And works great in command prompt.

Earthshine... that is very odd. I ran the exact string you gave me...wait a couple minutes, and it still does not remove the program for me.

Yes.. when I run the script 3 msiexec.exe processes appear. After a few seconds only one remains and the other two processes disappear. This is a pretty small program, so when I run the uninstall command from an elevated CMD for example...it takes about 10 seconds or less to uninstall.

Thanks Jos. Attached is screenshot of what I see. No errors... just brings me to folder path of where I ran the script from.

Heres a link to the MSI installer if you want to replicate what I am seeing: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmvZXKJEzjn1gbEMrp9QepLoX8AGxQ

Good thinking, I am a dumby and should have thought of that. So, I have striped everything down in the script to this: Run ("MsiExec.exe /x {5B51E040-91DA-11E7-A3C5-54EE755D74E2} /qn") It says it has finished... but nothing uninstalls still....

Heres a screenshot if I use "@RequireAdmin" at the top.

It's going to be deployed in a GPO on several computers that don't have local admin rights. We'd like to run this as a domain administrator for that reason. When I add the "#requireadmin" at the top of the script, I get a prompt when I run it asking if I want to allow AutIT to run. By the way this compiled script is going to be run on only Windows 10 machines.

I know this is something that should be much easier... but it's crazy. When I run this command from command prompt: MsiExec.exe /X {5B51E040-91DA-11E7-A3C5-54EE755D74E2} /qn Everything uninstalls perfectly... no prompts, no notifications, program gone. But using the same parameters in AutoIT... it either does not run or I get prompts to approve the uninstall. Hope that makes sense.

Here's a screenshot. Appears to run normally, but application is never uninstalled, nothing pops up.

Ran this (below), does not uninstall. Confirmed my login credentials are exactly right for domain admin account: Global $sUserName = "zthurlow" Global $sPassword = "password" Global $sNetwork = "network" RunAs($sUserName, $sNetwork, $sPassword, 4, "MsiExec.exe /X {5B51E040-91DA-11E7-A3C5-54EE755D74E2} /qn")

Here is what I tried, however, it's not uninstalling...nothing happens: Global $sUserName = "zthurlow" Global $sPassword = "password" Global $sNetwork = "network" RunAs($sUserName, $sNetwork, $sPassword, 4, "MsiExec.exe /x {5B51E040-91DA-11E7-A3C5-54EE755D74E2} /qn") When I try using "msiexec.exe /x /qn <product>" it launches the uninstall process, but needs me to click yes to a few prompts, which I can't do. This needs to be run through a GPO with no user prompts in the background. When I run "MsiExec.exe /x {5B51E040-91DA-11E7-A3C5-54EE755D74E2}" from an elevated command prompt, it does run perfectly with no prompts. I think we are close!