One2Many Script Repository

Little late for ddddddd, but maybe someoen else can use this.

This assumes all clients are 64 bit OS & LogMeIn is installed on the C Drive.

Will work with Win7/8.1/10

You will need to know the admin credentials for the domain or local admin for the PC, so unless all 100 PCs are within 1 domain, you'll need to run this a few times, once for each client domain. Once for each stand alone workstation. The reboot command (shutdown /r) isn't included in this script so you can deploy anytime. You should reboot when you can.

The script will hang in the One2Many screen, so you'll need to manually cancel it. LMI isn't there anymore to notify it's completed the task :)

This should kill all the files/folders in Win7/8.1/10. Will uninstall LMI from server 2008R2 and above.
2K8 R2 and above, you'll need to Add/Remove some of the LMI client items, but workstations are done!

(Icons will show in the start menu/desktop/taskbar (where applicable) , but if you click on them, they won't function)

I created a file called "LMI-uninstall.bat" Copy/paste this into the file.

------------------ copy below -----------------

c:
cd\
cd "c:\program files (x86)\LogMeIn\x64"
logmein uninstall -deleteall
net stop lmiguardiansvc
taskkill /f /im lmiguardian.exe
taskkill /f /im lmiguardiansvc.exe
taskkill /f /im lmiguardian.exe
taskkill /f /im lmiignition.exe
cd "c:\program files (x86)\LogMeIn\"
attrib -s -h -r /s *.*
cd "c:\program files (x86)\"
rmdir /s /q logmein
rmdir /s /q "logmein ignition"
rmdir /s/q "logmein rescue avi codec"
rmdir /s/q "logmein rescue technician console"

end

Nice article. Thanks for sharing it.

Thank You. 

I have two scripts to contribute:

checkUpdates.ps1

<https://gist.github.com/adamchilcott/f19b8cdb0bcf39a7b637ed0fe436c6a6>

checkKaspersky.ps1

<https://gist.github.com/adamchilcott/308b359b4af91a9d0ece2f6a3c915bea>

I am looking for assistane for the following Task, Thank in advance.

We have to install a new software onto client machines but prior to that current software version need to be uninstalled and also delete a folder from root C:\

I have an idea that this can be done via One2Many tool, Could some one tell me or give me an example how to do this.

kind regards,

Devi

ENDING MY SUBSCRIPTIN SOON, WOULD LIKE AN AUTO UNINSTALL SCRIPT TO REMOVE LOGMEIN CLIENT SOFTWARE, PLEASE

Thanks for the advice, but I was still looking for a sample script to incorporate the command-line-parameters.

I understand what you imply, but my issue is that these message boards have large gaping holes of info and no definitive step by step, like if you aren't a programmer, developer or some sort of genius to figure things out, it's all a hack.

Therefore, if anyone can, PLEASE as requested, can ANYONE provide a me a sample script with ANY application to use as an example so I can attempt to utilize the features of this feature of LMI Central?

Just a bit of advice here...........don't ever count on getting a real time solution from a message board.

Additionally, you could have solved this quickly yourself by going to https://www.piriform.com/docs/ccleaner/advanced-usage/command-line-parameters

You'll find a DOS command to run a Ccleaner update on that page. No executable needed.

You'll feel a lot more confident if you find these solutions yourself in the future. Google is your best friend when you don't have others in your department to rely on.

Lj

I've tried to understand these scripts, and have difficulty, and given the sparse support, I'm hoping anyone can assist in a simple request.

All I'd like is a basic template to install (update) and existing application.

Real easy, but I'm kind of stumped.

Sooner is better, as it's security related (I need to push the latest updated program Ccleaner.exe) that was discovered to have a vulnerability.

So, all PC's are x64, how do I do this, simple, easy, push to all end users?

(actual script, where the file resides to piush, and step by step)

This will be hwlpful for other tasks also in the future, much appreciate it.

You certainly can! The syntax for that would be:

cscript filename.vbs

Just put that into your command with the actual filename. Do you have a vbs script that works?