Step 4:In the subsequent pane, locate the PowerShell Shortcut Site and remove it if it exists. Method 3: Scan your computer with Malware Removal Tool If your computer is infected with malware, you may notice tha
Check if drive exists, If not map Check if Email address exists in Office 365 and if exists, Create a Unique Email address Check if event log source exists for non admins Check if file created today and not 0 KB Check if HyperThreading is enabled Check if IIS running on a remote serve...
$ssmsKey = GetRegKey 'HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\SQL Server Management Studio\14.0_Config' 'InstallDir' if( $ssmsKey ){ Write-Host "SSMS已安装在 $ssmsKey " $installSSMS = 0 }else{ $ssmsKey = GetRegKey 'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\AppEnv\14.0\Apps\ssms_14.0' 'StubExePath' if...
$Name version $Version not found." } elseif (($RootModule.InstalledLocation -notlike "*$env:USERPROFILE*") -and ($IsAdmin -eq $false)) { Write-Warning -Message "Uninstall aborted. $Name version $Version exists in a system path. PowerShell must be run elevated as an admin to remove...
}functionUninstall-Font {param( [System.IO.FileInfo]$fontFile) try {#get font name$gt= [Windows.Media.GlyphTypeface]::new($fontFile.FullName)$family=$gt.Win32FamilyNames['en-us']if($null-eq$family) {$family=$gt.Win32FamilyNames.Values.Item(0) }$face=$gt.Win32FaceNames['en-us'...
This is typically done by opening the properties of the file, viewing the General tab, and selecting the Unblock checkbox if one exists. If the ZIP file needs to be unblocked but you don't do so, you might receive errors similar to the following: "Import-Module : Could not load file ...
My example script was for checking the existence of the software and then running the correct invoke-command with the uninstall executable and parameters in the argumentlist.if (test-path -path \"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\InstallShield Installation Information\\{286A9ADE-A581-43E8-AA85...
Does anybody have a solution guaranteed to install? It's doing my head in Prior to install I also run some uninstall commands and registry clearing of old version if that is crucial info though that shouldn't cause issue Thanks for your responses...
First, you need to uninstall any previous version of the module you might have. If you can, go ahead and uninstall the Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant as well to make sure the new module works as expected (the dependency on this service is now removed). Then go to the downlo...
Uninstall this application when it falls out of the scope of management --> The software does not get uninstall on the client even if the computer is out of the scope Uninstalling assigned application using group policy. Update Group Policy Offline. Update printer drivers with Group Policy Updat...