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‎10-18-2019 07:04 AM
Hello community, I need to uninstall Adobe Reader in all its versions, I find multiple versions on the computers and I just have to leave the last one and updated but I can't find how to delete the previous versions, some guidance about it, thanks
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‎10-18-2019 08:50 AM
CanitoHD wrote:
Hello community, I need to uninstall Adobe Reader in all its versions, I find multiple versions on the computers and I just have to leave the last one and updated but I can't find how to delete the previous versions, some guidance about it, thanks
I haven't had to do an uninstall of reader as I just install over the top which appears to update it ok.
But you could try running something like this which I have used for various apps. It depends on if it uses Windows MSI installers etc though.
echo product where "name like 'APPLICATION NAME%%'" call uninstall /nointeractive|wmic && shutdown /a

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‎10-18-2019 05:13 PM
CyberCitizen wrote:CanitoHD wrote:
Hello community, I need to uninstall Adobe Reader in all its versions, I find multiple versions on the computers and I just have to leave the last one and updated but I can't find how to delete the previous versions, some guidance about it, thanks
I haven't had to do an uninstall of reader as I just install over the top which appears to update it ok.
But you could try running something like this which I have used for various apps. It depends on if it uses Windows MSI installers etc though.
echo product where "name like 'APPLICATION NAME%%'" call uninstall /nointeractive|wmic && shutdown /a
hello, could you tell me how a line like the one you indicated for adobe reader x would be? I am new to this and it complicates me a lot and I think that with examples it would be easier, thanks
