We have an older app from 2006 we'd like to uninstall at the command line using group policy, but I can't get a silent uninstall to work. Of course I need. Nullsoft free download. NSIS: Nullsoft Scriptable Install. Project is a database abstraction. Cloud Hardware Artificial Intelligence Software Development.

Using the Advanced Installer Updater feature, in the 'Run Updater' section I have set it to run as a Windows Scheduled Task. This all installs fine but I am finding that if the user uninstalls the application the updater task is being left behind. Looking through the configuration settings of the update task in AI I can't find a setting that would stop this from being uninstalled along with the application. Is this a bug or is there an extra step I need to take to ensure that the scheduled task will be uninstalled? Thanks for the response. Sadly that post doesn't seem to directly apply here as essentially the uninstall of the scheduled task talked about there was just fixed with no real explanation of why it started working.

The only files I'm seeing left behind are: C: Windows Systsem32 Tasks [AppName]Updater.exe C: Windows Tasks [AppName]Updater.exe.job C: Windows Prefetch [AppName]Updater.exe-ED9FBE5B.pf The problem is these files being left here mean that if you try to install the application again afterwards it will fail as the [AppName]Updater.exe is still installed. I'm using Advanced Installer 9.1 if that's of any help. Thanks for looking into this Mihai. I've managed to reproduce our problem on a couple of Windows 7 machines and a Windows XP machine. Is there anything you might recommend I check to do with set up of an Updater? If it helps these are the setting we have in the Updater section under Product Information: - 'Check for updates before application install' is NOT checked - 'Enable Advanced Updater' is checked. Flysky Transmitter Software.

On Visual Studio I added application insight to a project which creates a ApplicationInsights.config and not sure what other files were added to the project. Thing is, doing right click and press Add Application Insight was pretty straight forward. Now I'm looking with no success a way to remove the application insight for that project. How can I achieve that? On production server, using DebugView, I see the telemetry logs, even after shutting down the Application Monitor Services on the server. Any help is appreciated, I want to completely get rid of application insight on that application. Manual De Calculadora Cientifica Kenko Kk-82tl there.

Unless I'm misunderstanding the question, you should only have to remove one extension and possibly one nuget package. Uninstall the Application Insights Tools for Visual Studio extension and remove the Application Telemetry SDK for Services nuget package. The telemetry package is installed along with Application Insights but must be removed separately. Ocean Frost Free Freezer Manual. In my experience the telemetry package is not required if you wish to keep using Application Insights' other features. Removing the telemetry package will stop all telemetry logging but Application Insights will continue to report non-telemetry information just fine.