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over 4 years ago

/uninstall or /remove command line switch!!!

Earlier versions of DA had a command line switch you could run (as admin) to remove the DA client, then on next restart GPO would re-install it. This was very handy for troubleshooting... it doesn't seem to exist anymore and Support referred me to a Spiceworks thread from which I was able to build a script to run against machines that needed  DA removed and reinstalled, but slagent /uninstall would be a HECK of a lot easier when troubleshooting. vshare

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  • 2 months ago

    The /uninstall or /remove command line switch is a straightforward and efficient way to cleanly uninstall applications without navigating through complex menus. This streamlined approach saves time and ensures a hassle-free process, especially for users managing multiple devices or software. For instance, the Sego showcases a similar emphasis on simplicity and user-friendly design, providing an effortless experience for accessing and exploring features. Such intuitive solutions enhance usability and efficiency across platforms.

  • 2 months ago

    The /uninstall or /remove command-line switch is typically used to remove software or applications from your system, initiating the uninstallation process without requiring user interaction. It’s particularly useful for automating tasks or managing software deployments in bulk. Just as platforms like Baddiehub offer seamless experiences with user-friendly features, the /uninstall command ensures a hassle-free way to remove unnecessary programs, keeping your system clean and optimized.

  • 3 months ago

    The Wink app old version offers a simple, user-friendly experience for those who prefer the classic features and interface that earlier versions provided. It retains essential functionalities like smart home control, device integration, and seamless connectivity, all wrapped in an intuitive design. Many users appreciate the stability and familiarity of the old version, especially if they encounter compatibility issues with newer updates. Whether managing lights, locks, or thermostats, the older version of the Wink app delivers a reliable, efficient, and hassle-free smart home experience.