Difference between revisions of "Template:GPO Uninstalling"
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* Open the ''Group Policy Management Console'' on your domain controller. | * Open the ''Group Policy Management Console'' on your domain controller. | ||
* Navigate to the administrative folder ''Group Policy Objects''. | * Navigate to the administrative folder ''Group Policy Objects''. | ||
| − | * Right-click on the existing ''MailStore {{{ | + | * Right-click on the existing ''MailStore {{{1}}} Deployment'' GPO and select ''Edit...''. |
* Expand ''User Configuration > Policies > Software Settings > Software installation''. | * Expand ''User Configuration > Policies > Software Settings > Software installation''. | ||
* Right-click on the package to be uninstalled and select ''All Tasks > Remove...'' | * Right-click on the package to be uninstalled and select ''All Tasks > Remove...'' | ||
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* Close all open windows and exit the group policy editor. | * Close all open windows and exit the group policy editor. | ||
| − | The MailStore {{{ | + | The MailStore {{{1}}} will be uninstalled upon the next login of the users on their Windows workstations. |
Latest revision as of 14:34, 15 July 2020
Just like the distribution, the uninstalling of software packages can be done using group policies. Please proceed as follows:
- Open the Group Policy Management Console on your domain controller.
- Navigate to the administrative folder Group Policy Objects.
- Right-click on the existing MailStore {{{1}}} Deployment GPO and select Edit....
- Expand User Configuration > Policies > Software Settings > Software installation.
- Right-click on the package to be uninstalled and select All Tasks > Remove...
- In the following dialog window, select Immediately uninstall the software from users and computers and click OK.
- Close all open windows and exit the group policy editor.
The MailStore {{{1}}} will be uninstalled upon the next login of the users on their Windows workstations.
