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Uninstall IE using a log on script.

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by ftnalex

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Instead of going to each computer and manually add/remove'ing IE I'd like to be able to do this automatically. I thought that the log on script would probably be the best bet, but I'm not sure if it's even possible. I'm just trying to avoid a lot of walking and explaining to the users as to what I'm doing and why. I've tried this program IERadicator (http://www.98lite.net/ieradicator.html) but I can't run this automatically. And when I tested it on one system, it caused a blue screen and IEstill worked after running the program. So now I'm curious. Is it even possible?

Jason

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by lintadsl

I have not done but I don't see any problem except one thing. Did you install I.E. with same path to all PCs? If yes then, you can call uninstall.exe (You need to find the path from I.E. folder). Once you find the path, put it on login-script batch file. It will call the .exe when client logs in.

Good Luck,
Sunny,

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