AdminSky.org

Using WMIC install and uninstall software remotely

1. Login CMD with domain admin account.

 Runas /user:DomainAdminAccount@DOMAIN cmd

input password when it prompted.

2. Open a WMIC shell with appropriate permissions by running “WMIC” command.

3. Install MSI software remotely

 > /node:COMPUTERNAME product call install true,”" , “c:\Active Directory Janitor 2.0.msi”

4.  Query installed software first and then uninstall selected software

>/node:COMPUTERNAME product get name,version,vendor

>/node:COMPUTERNAME product where name=”Active Directory Janitor 2.0″ call uninstall

5. Install and uninstall software remotel on multiple computers at one time

>/node:@”c:\computers.txt” product where name=”Active Directory Janitor 2.0.msi” call uninstall

> /node:@”c:\computers.txt” product call install true,”" , “c:\Active Directory Janitor 2.0.msi”

The systemroot command sets the current working folder to the %SystemRoot% folder of the Windows installation that you are currently logged on to.

The logon command lists all detected installations of Windows and then requests the local administrator password for the copy of Windows that you want to log on to. If your first three tries to log on fail, the console closes, and your computer restarts.

Use this command to manage the partitions on your hard disk volumes. You can use the following options:

You can determine the device name from the output of the MAP command, for example, \Device\HardDisk0. You can use the partition name instead of the drive name argument, for example, \Device\HardDisk0\Partition1. If you use no arguments, a user interface for managing your partitions appears.

Warning If you use this command on a disk that has a dynamic disk configuration, you may damage the partition table. Do not modify the structure of dynamic disks unless you are using the Disk Management tool