Quick Tip - Using powershell to (quickly) uninstall software

A quick tutiorial how to detect applications, find installkeys, and using the outcome to uninstall software (easily).

Offcourse taking best efforts in mind.

[names]

This is fantastic, & I offer a small suggestion. Change the font in PS so it is MUCH larger. It is impossible for me to see it, no matter how much manipulation I do on my end.

[aaronwalker]

And if you don't want to learn how to use complicated scripts you can try third some party tool.

Few options I would recommend:

1. action1.com - they have free edition and provide pretty good endpoint configuration reporting in addition to software deployment functionality.
2. pdq.com - they provide a lot of features in regards to software deployment, but they are not cloud and the user interface seems little bit overloaded.
3. quest.com - their offering is pretty solid and they do it for many-many years - I would name them an established leader, but might be too costly.

[timkatona]

is there anyway to make what your doing smaller so we will have a harder time reading it?

[angelmolina]

hello could you please paste the exact code you use in the description of the video? thank you

[MetaphysicalAxiom]

Viewers! Depending on your browser, there is a an option that magnifies the screen... I just used it to see the text more clearly. I am on a 32 inch tv though. running 1080.

[ManojKumar-psno]

When I try running the script to uninstall, it gives the following error message, "You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression.
At line:1 char:18
+ $office.uninstall <<<< ()
    + CategoryInfo          : InvalidOperation: (uninstall:String) [], RuntimeException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvokeMethodOnNull"

[robertsoto]

a larger screen would have been better to read

[BisoKuna]

The voice and the script are way too small

[youcefyahia]

please type the command in the comment box .. i can't see anything

[Shinobi_x.ehdits]

speak up also, my volume is on 100% i can barely understand all of what you are saying