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1. TEAMVIEWER UNINSTALL SILENT INSTALL
2. TEAMVIEWER UNINSTALL SILENT SOFTWARE
3. TEAMVIEWER UNINSTALL SILENT PASSWORD

if they are not on the white list they do not get access.

it does not matter if they have the password. Use the White list to allow and block access. Sometimes WMIC takes a minute to find the program, but it uninstalls it like a charm.

TEAMVIEWER UNINSTALL SILENT SOFTWARE

Just used a semi-custom version of the link below yesterday as we're removing a different Remote Connection software from our machines since we have switched to ScreenConnect. Spiceworks 7 allows you to uninstall software remotely from the inventory screen. There's other entries that are fairly easy to change around. There's a registry key, in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TeamViewer\Version6, called SecurityPasswordAES that you can change then export and apply to your other computers.

TEAMVIEWER UNINSTALL SILENT PASSWORD

But that still doesn't help with the password issue you are up against That makes sense, the way i avoid that is by going into the settings and setting Incoming LAN requests to accept exclusivley, therefore only people within the lan can get access. An outside consultant has saved our computers to his teamviewer account and I need to undo that and keep it from happening again in the future. I figured uninstalling and just reinstalling the thinner client would be better than trying to change passwords. Spice (7) flag Report 1 found this helpful thumb_up thumb_down Spice (1) flag Report Was this post helpful? thumb_up thumb_downĪny suggestions on the easiest method of doing this?Īttach_file Attachment 104 KB Not sure how it would work if teamviewer was installed a different way. So I just flipped the switch to /x and uninstalled all in about an hour.

TEAMVIEWER UNINSTALL SILENT INSTALL

I used PDQ and the teamviewer msi to install on 50+ machines, then later decided to upgraded. Just curious why you need to uninstall it, dont like it, moved to a different provider?Ġ of 1 found this helpful thumb_up thumb_down Spice (2) flag Report Was this post helpful? thumb_up thumb_down You can also probably do this via Group Policy, however, I know TeamViewer makes it possible to disable exiting the software and you are also able to add a password to it, so I'm not sure. Here is another suggestion using Spiceworks 7.0 and above: Remote Uninstallation Spice (7) flag Report Was this post helpful? thumb_up thumb_downįirst, I would contact the company that makes TeamViewer to see if there is a tool to perform such a task.