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Create an Uninstall Program using PowerShell
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The following example shows the steps to create an uninstall SCCM Program using PowerShell:
On your Windows system, open the Configuration Manager Console.
Click Software Library.
Expand Application Management.
Right-click the Package you just created, and click Create Program.
In the Create a Package and Program Wizard, specify a name and other information.
Select the This package contains source files checkbox.
Click Browse.
In the Set Source folder window, select Network path (UNC name), and then click Browse once again.
Select or enter a source path and then click OK.
Info:
A folder must be created in the primary site server where you download and save the PowerShell script. In this step, select the location of the source folder. For example,
\\wfx-sccmps01\Whatfix Packages\Powershell
.Select Standard program.
Click Next.
In the Specify information about this standard program section, enter the following information for each field:
- Name: Install Extension on Chrome
- Command line:powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -file "Whatfix-ExtensionInstall.ps1" -Browser Chrome -Remove True
- Run: Hidden
- Program can run: Whether or not a user is logged in
- Drive mode: Runs with UNC nameInfo:
If you want to create a program to uninstall the package on Edge, use the following command line:
powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -file "Whatfix-ExtensionInstall.ps1" -Browser Edge -Remove True
Click Next.
Select This program can run on any platform.
Click Next.
Click Next.
Info:
The Completion section displays the following message if the Package is created successfully: