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Method 3: Using PsExec (Sysinternals)

1. Download PsExec from Microsoft's Sysinternals suite.


2. Run PsExec to access the remote computer:
cmd
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psexec \\<RemoteComputerName> -u <Username> -p <Password> cmd

3. Run the uninstallation command directly on the remote machine:


cmd
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msiexec /x {ProductCode} /quiet

Replace {ProductCode} with the GUID of the application. You can find the GUID in the
registry or using wmic as shown above.

Notes:
• Administrative Permissions: Ensure you have admin rights on the remote machine.
• Network Configuration: Remote management tools (like PowerShell Remoting or WMIC)
may require enabling specific services or firewall rules.
• Fallback: If the application does not appear in Win32_Product, it might not use MSI for
installation. You may need to refer to specific uninstallation commands or scripts provided
by the software vendor.
Let me know if you need further assistance!

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