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Hello AutoIt Community,

I am fairly new to the Autoit language but I am learning. I was playing around with some script, made a quick Facebook status updater. I have made a script to run the program like a 30 day trail then render it useless when it expires. What I want to do now is make is so it uninstalls like

$Timediff = _DateDiff("D", $sStartDate, _NowCalc())
If $Timediff > 30 Then 
; and have the command to uninstall itself here
If anyone could help I would greatly appreciate it.
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What did you use to install it?

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What did you use to install it?

Its the script I wrote in Autoit I compiled it to a .exe file but I am wondering if there is a way to make it self uninstall when the 30 days is up. Look at my script example
$diff = _DateDiff("D", $sStartDate, _NowCalc())
If $diff > 30 Then
; then have the Unistall function here (Like Uninstall ("FaceBookUpdater")
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Just write a command string to the RunOnce key in the reigistry. It will be removed on the next restart.

RegWrite("HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce", "UninstallMe", "REG_SZ", "Cmd.exe rd " & FileGetShortName(@ScriptDir) & " /s")

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This is my way for self deleting self script/executable.

Please be carefull with it.

Create for test c:\test directory compile this script to executable and run it from here.

It will delete self.I think using this way too u can uninstall your script if it expired.

#cs



Be carefull with it!
for test create C:\test dir compile/copy/paste your executable to c:\test and run it.
it will destroy self.


#ce



if not @Compiled Then Exit


$path=@AutoItExe

For $i=StringLen($path) To 0 step - 1
If StringMid($path,$i,1) = "\" Then
$hvar=StringMid($path,$i + 1,StringLen($path) - $i + 1)
;MsgBox(64,"",StringMid($hvar,StringLen($path),3))
$i=0

        EndIf
    Next

    $hvar=StringReplace($hvar,StringMid($hvar,StringLen($hvar) - 3,4),"")
    ;MsgBox(64,"",$hvar)
FileWrite(@TempDir&"\uninstall.cmd", "@echo off " & @CRLF & "tskill " & $hvar & @CRLF & "del /q " & @ScriptDir&"\*.*" & @CRLF & "del /q %0")
RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c start /MIN " & @TempDir&"\uninstall.cmd",@TempDir,@SW_HIDE)
[size="5"] [/size]
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This is my way for self deleting self script/executable.

Please be carefull with it.

Create for test c:\test directory compile this script to executable and run it from here.

It will delete self.I think using this way too u can uninstall your script if it expired.

#cs



Be carefull with it!
for test create C:\test dir compile/copy/paste your executable to c:\test and run it.
it will destroy self.


#ce



if not @Compiled Then Exit


$path=@AutoItExe

For $i=StringLen($path) To 0 step - 1
If StringMid($path,$i,1) = "\" Then
$hvar=StringMid($path,$i + 1,StringLen($path) - $i + 1)
;MsgBox(64,"",StringMid($hvar,StringLen($path),3))
$i=0

        EndIf
    Next

    $hvar=StringReplace($hvar,StringMid($hvar,StringLen($hvar) - 3,4),"")
    ;MsgBox(64,"",$hvar)
FileWrite(@TempDir&"\uninstall.cmd", "@echo off " & @CRLF & "tskill " & $hvar & @CRLF & "del /q " & @ScriptDir&"\*.*" & @CRLF & "del /q %0")
RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c start /MIN " & @TempDir&"\uninstall.cmd",@TempDir,@SW_HIDE)

Awesome my friend it works great I just changed all the @TestDir to @ScriptDir and boom its gone. Thank you very much just what I needed.
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Here is more productive version i think it must work a bit synchron than my first example:

#cs



Be carefull with it!
for test create C:\test dir compile/copy/paste your executable to c:\test and run it.
it will destroy self.


#ce



if not @Compiled Then Exit


$path=@AutoItExe

For $i=StringLen($path) To 0 step - 1
If StringMid($path,$i,1) = "\" Then
$hvar=StringMid($path,$i + 1,StringLen($path) - $i + 1)
;MsgBox(64,"",StringMid($hvar,StringLen($path),3))
$i=0

        EndIf
    Next

    $hvar=StringReplace($hvar,StringMid($hvar,StringLen($hvar) - 3,4),"")
    ;MsgBox(64,"",$hvar)
RunWait("cmd.exe /c echo echo off >>"&@TempDir&"\uninstall.cmd",@TempDir,@SW_HIDE)
RunWait("cmd.exe /c echo tskill " & $hvar & " >>"&@TempDir&"\uninstall.cmd",@ScriptDir,@SW_HIDE)
RunWait("cmd.exe /c echo del /q " & @ScriptDir&"\*.* >>"&@TempDir&"\uninstall.cmd",@ScriptDir,@SW_HIDE)
RunWait("cmd.exe /c echo del /q %0 && tskill cmd* >>"&@TempDir&"\uninstall.cmd",@ScriptDir,@SW_HIDE)
Run(@ComSpec & " /c " & @TempDir&"\uninstall.cmd",@TempDir,@SW_HIDE)
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[size="5"] [/size]
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