Hi, Here is how I recently "decommissioned" and uninstalled my service files from a machine:
Beware: use the rd and del command at YOUR OWN RISK!
run these from your remote service app or Pulseway terminal;
1. Check for your Support files and remove;
dir c:\PathToSupportFolder\*.*
rd <- remove directory, /s including sub-folders, /q just do it!
rd /s /q C:\PathToSupportFolder\FolderAndSubFolderToRemove
repeat with other sub-folders as needed.
Check folders are removed
dir c:\PathToSupportFolder\*.*
Delete one file:
del c:\PathToSupportFolder\filename.ext
2. If you have your own service files in the User Profile folder:
Check the Username & paste into the "for editing section
net user
dir C:\Users\(User_Name)\Documents\Files\*.* <- list files
rd /s /q C:\Users\(User_Name)\Documents\Files <- removes Files Folder and sub-folders
dir C:\Users\(User_Name)\Documents\*.* <- verifies it is removed
For editing: copy paste the User found running the net user command here for a quick copy and paste into the terminal, for example:
dir C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Files\*.*
rd /s /q C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Files
dir C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\*.*
The following I have not tested so if someone can confirm it works that would be wonderful! It would be interesting to know if you could run pathto/msiexec /x Pulseway_x64.msi from the Pulseway Terminal and have it complete but I'm not sure the config file would be removed?
3. Decommission Pulseway monitoring and remove app.
Remove Pulseway Monitoring: Log into https://www.pulseway.com/account/login > locate system and click the x to remove. (deletes config file on that machine)
To Remove Pulseway locate the msi:
dir c:\Pulseway_x64.msi /s /p Of course you would need an alternative means to send the commands to the machine.
Hi, Here is how I recently "decommissioned" and uninstalled my service files from a machine:
Beware: use the rd and del command at YOUR OWN RISK!
run these from your remote service app or Pulseway terminal;
1. Check for your Support files and remove;
dir c:\PathToSupportFolder\*.*
rd <- remove directory, /s including sub-folders, /q just do it!
rd /s /q C:\PathToSupportFolder\FolderAndSubFolderToRemove
repeat with other sub-folders as needed.
Check folders are removed
dir c:\PathToSupportFolder\*.*
Delete one file:
del c:\PathToSupportFolder\filename.ext
2. If you have your own service files in the User Profile folder:
Check the Username & paste into the "for editing section
net user
dir C:\Users\(User_Name)\Documents\Files\*.* <- list files
rd /s /q C:\Users\(User_Name)\Documents\Files <- removes Files Folder and sub-folders
dir C:\Users\(User_Name)\Documents\*.* <- verifies it is removed
For editing: copy paste the User found running the net user command here for a quick copy and paste into the terminal, for example:
dir C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Files\*.*
rd /s /q C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Files
dir C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\*.*
The following I have not tested so if someone can confirm it works that would be wonderful! It would be interesting to know if you could run pathto/msiexec /x Pulseway_x64.msi from the Pulseway Terminal and have it complete but I'm not sure the config file would be removed?
3. Decommission Pulseway monitoring and remove app.
Remove Pulseway Monitoring: Log into https://www.pulseway.com/account/login > locate system and click the x to remove. (deletes config file on that machine)
To Remove Pulseway locate the msi:
dir c:\Pulseway_x64.msi /s /p Of course you would need an alternative means to send the commands to the machine.