"Tutorial Solidworks Uninstall Batch File"
Staying at just learn it, if it can be sure you like fiddling., Because this is a special service for SolidWorks. ..
Bye bye
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Step 1:
1. Open the Windows Registry Editor (Start > Run > type regedit and hit Enter)
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Step 2:
2. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
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Step 3:
3. Select one of the folders GUIDE alphanumeric under Uninstall and check the ProductName field in the right pane. Scroll until you find the SOLIDWORKS products.
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Step 4:
4. Find Uninstall String field on the right, double-click and copy the contents. It will look like "msiexec / x {alpha-numeric}"
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Step 5:
5. Paste the contents into a notepad document. - Here I added the information on the product to be uninstalled
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Step 6:
6. Continue through GUIDE folder in the registry until all SolidWorks products are found and paste each UninstallString to doc txt.
If you have more than one SOLIDWORKS version installed, you'll see a separate string for each version.
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Step 7:
7. Once finished you can use the command "replace" in notepad to replace all / I with / X. (/ I = Install) (/ X = uninstall)
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Step 8:
8. Then save the file with Ext ".bat" and you double-click the .bat file that you created, it looks like the picture at the bottom.
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Step 9:
9. addition you can add the command "/ qb" at the end of each line qb = quiet
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Step 10:
10. because each application has its own setup so silent fits of styles ..
You can use the / s, / S, / quiet, / q, / qb, / qn, / v, / verysilent, / auto, and more
KET:
start = command to start
/ Wait = command to wait (wait until the others to finish)
% SOURCE% = CD-ROM
bonus = location software2 who want to install
/ S / QB = command install (S = Silent qb = quiet)
