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Windows: Uninstall an Application from the Command Line | Windows | Tech-Recipes

Started by qdideas · 9 months ago

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  • Great tip. Thank you.
  • thanx a million times
  • 1. How about those products whose names in the registry are not direct names to search. How about names like HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{786C4AD1-DCBA-49A6-B0EF-B317A344BD66}
  • Wow. Cool. I've been wanting to uninstall from command line for so long!
    How about quiet uninstall without typing y every time?
    Is it possible?
  • Wow, this truely helped me. Thanks.
  • This works for XP Pro, but what about one for XP Home?
  • Hi there,

    I was wondering if you could help, my pc wont boot up because of a app. called ready driver plus, i have tried every option i can think of and thats quite a few, like for e.g repair using installation disc, system restore using disc i've even tried using bootrec.exe in the command prompt when using the command prompt fro the reapair option on the installation disc, so i thought i would try to uninstall the program from there but i noticed the command prompt isn't in the C:\ drive its in a X:\Sources mode and the WMIC option you have mentioned doesn't seen to work, so i'm not sure if i need to get to the C:\ drive 1st which i would assume so but i have no idea how to get from this Administrator X:\Sources to the C:\ drive to be able to use the commands WMIC ... etc. so if you know how i do this i would be very very gratefull, many thanks in advance, best regards MadTaffy

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