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KevinA
16 years agoRetired GoTo Contributor
One2Many Script Repository
Welcome to the LogMeIn Central Script Repository!
What is it? A library of scripts to help you execute automated tasks and manage LogMeIn Pro² computers without having to access them manually. ...
- 8 years ago
https://github.com/knix15/LogMeIn-One2Many-Community-Scripts/
Scripts can be found here as well for better future organization.
englanddg
11 years agoNew Contributor
Ok, I went back and checked a bunch of clients where I was NOT logged in with an active profile through Logmein (unlike the tests) after running the job, and it seems to have worked. I didn't audit the entire network, but I'll say, THANKS for the script. I think this will do EXACTLY what I wanted!
Colorado_Al
11 years agoActive Contributor
Can anyone suggest a way to use one2many to silently uninstall LogMeIn?
- woodlark10 years agoActive Contributor
I dont see thee accept button..
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Lisa Kate
Community Manager - woodlark10 years agoActive Contributor
Indeed it works!!! Awesome, and so simple.
- woodlark10 years agoActive Contributor
Wow this looks like it worked.. after scratching my head for 3 hours I came accross your post. I'll verify in about 20 minutes..
Thank you.
James.
- Colorado_Al11 years agoActive Contributor
Looks like wmic is the way to go.
bat file looks like this:
wmic product where name='LogMeIn' call uninstall
Setup the task as "Run a batch file or executable" and no Optional parameters needed.
Make the plan and then run it with an account with admin privileges.
Of course it will look like the plan never completes since LogMeIn will not return a "completed" command, since it will then be uninstalled. However, if you check your computer list, it will be gone.
- Colorado_Al11 years agoActive Contributor
Looking to see if I can use wmic. Will report back
- Colorado_Al11 years agoActive Contributor
Thanks.
I was thinking msiexec unistall command too, but can't find the registry string.
I tried a bat file like this:
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\LogMeIn\x64\"
logmein uninstall
It removes it from your LMI Central account, and on the PC it does not auto run, but the installer is still resident in "Programs and Features" and the LogMeIn service still runs.
- joelasaro11 years agoActive Contributor
Lol. It really shouldn't be that tough to do the uninstall, though I confess I haven't tried it. Basically, you would write a batch file to do the unistall. I would probably try an msiexec unistall command or maybe wmic. The trick I think would jut be to use One2Many to write this as a .com file and then use the start command to kick it off like the upgrade script previously discussed in this thread.