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Jan 13, 2015 Most of these issues can be resolved by manually uninstalling the MSI in question from 'Add/Remove Programs.' To do it programmatically is a bit harder. Let's suppose you have a product called 'Dunedin Software Distribution Service', and you want to remove any existing instances prior to redeploying.

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May 29, 2014 Search for and Uninstall Software on Remote or Local Computer via Powershell This script searches for and attempts to uninstall a piece of software by product name. It queries the SCCM client's WMI class for the product, finds the uninstall string and executes the uninstall string. This should work if was an msi installer (powershell 5.1). Powershell 7 does not support msi or programs providers. Get-package.softwarename. uninstall-package Or with the programs provider, you could probably see the uninstallstring, but have to add more for a silent uninstall, like '/S'. Example 1: Uninstall a module. This example uninstalls a module. Uninstall-Module -Name SpeculationControl. Uninstall-Module uses the Name parameter to specify the module to uninstall from the local computer. Example 2: Use the pipeline to uninstall a module. In this example, the pipeline is used to uninstall a module.

In addition to this great post by MigrationMark about Automating VM Migration and uninstalling VMware Tools I decided to write a little powershell script that finds the GUID of the VMware Tools Registry Key and use it to uninstall VMware Tools with this key.

This powershell script will uninstall VMware Tools and force shutdown the server in 120 seconds.
Note: Backup your VM before doing this!

$regpath='HKLM:SoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionuninstall'
Get-childItem$regpath|%{
$keypath=$_.pschildname
$key=Get-Itemproperty$regpath$keypath
if($key.DisplayName -match'VMware Tools'){
$VMwareToolsGUID=$keypath
}
MsiExec.exe /x $VMwareToolsGUID/qn /norestart
shutdown -s -t 120-f
}

Update for 2016 by Solomon (comments):

$regpath='HKLM:SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionUninstall'
$regkey=$regpath|Get-ChildItem|Get-ItemProperty|Where-Object{'VMware Tools'-contains$_.DisplayName }
msiexec.exe /x $regkey.PSChildName /passive /norestart
shutdown -s -t 120-f

Powershell Uninstall Msiexec Animation Support Tool

When you're deploying an application, you'll usually want to start by removing any previous installations of it. With MSI files, this is often less trivial than at first it appears.

Typically you have two options if you're going to script this on the command line: either you uninstall the MSI by ProductCode, or you uninstall it by pointing to the previous MSI file and running msiexec /x. So far, all well and good. You will however run into problems in the following situations:

- The previous media is no longer available at the expected location

- The ProductCode has changed

- Because of changes to your UpgradeCode, you now have multiple copies of your MSI installed

- You made a mistake with an Instance Transform

Most of these issues can be resolved by manually uninstalling the MSI in question from 'Add/Remove Programs.' To do it programmatically is a bit harder.

Let's suppose you have a product called 'Dunedin Software Distribution Service', and you want to remove any existing instances prior to redeploying. There's a very easy way to do this, in which you search for installed products by *name* rather than by ProductCode. The following line will achieve what you want:

Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Product -Filter '(Caption = 'Dunedin Software Distribution Service' )' |% { $_.Uninstall() }

But that's not the whole story, and this is the reason I'm writing today. This code runs like a dog, and, when run locally, appears to thrash the machine on which it's running. The less prescriptive the caption (and therefore the more matching products it locates), the slower it runs. Search for installed MSIs containing the letter 'a', and you could be waiting minutes for it to complete on a fairly well-specified Windows Server. To be clear, I'm not talking about the time it takes to uninstall the application(s) in question; I'm simply talking about the performance of the product search itself.

Here's something I've come up with that performs a lot better. It relies upon the fact every installed MSI gets a Registry entry with an installation string. That's how you can Remove or Repair it in the ARP. So all we need to do is make sure we search both the 64-bit as well as the 32-bit hive, and we should be able to pull out command lines we can then customise to uninstall any MSI that matches our filter.

# Uninstall product matching a specified filter

$filterSpec = '<Partial or complete DisplayName for your MSI>'

$hives = @('HKLM:SOFTWAREWow6432NodeMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionUninstall', 'HKLM:SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionUninstall')

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$hives |% {

Write-Host 'Checking for products in hive: $_'

$keys = gci $_ -Recurse

$subkeys = $keys |% {

$displayName = [string]$_.GetValue('DisplayName')

$uninstallString = ([string]$_.GetValue('UninstallString')).ToLower().Replace('/i', ').Replace('msiexec.exe', ')

if ($displayName.StartsWith($filterSpec)) {

Write-Host 'Uninstalling product: $displayName'

Write-Host '$uninstallString'

start-process 'msiexec.exe' -arg '/X $uninstallString /qn' -Wait

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