I don't believe there is a switch to accomplish what you are trying to do. Another alternative is to simply do what you are doing manually, except to create a batch file using the same command line that would run at startup as each user logs on. Something like this:
You need to create some flag that indicates that the script
was run before. Here is a solution that relies on a flag file:
@echo off
if not exist c:\ScriptFlags md c:\ScriptFlag
if exist c:\ScriptFlags\ goto :eof
C:\Program Files\PDF Complete\pdfiutil.exe /UGUI
This file must reside in a central location (e.g. in
\\YourServer\Netlogon) and must be invoked by the
user's logon script.
Because the test folder is created locally, it will be unique for each user. Sens an email out to each user notifying them that at next logon, allow the uninstall to proceed. After all of it is done, remove the batch file from the logon script.
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by: SJComputersPosted on 2009-08-17 at 10:04:45ID: 25116244
I hope someone else can point out a solution
However to the best of my knowledge you are going to have to visit all 35 machines and uninstall that way
I don't know of anyway to successfully remote the apps over the network
However a good remote desktop solution would very likely also work for you, as it would be like being in front of each machine.
The drawback would be that this not going to be a free alternative. sorry could not be more help