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The uninstall software part depends entirely on the software you are trying to uninstall. &nbsp;If there's no ability to script it, then you're going to have a very difficult time doing this.<br />
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As for disconnecting the network drive, that's easy.<br />
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Try:<br />
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ECHO Y|NET USE Q: /DELETE<br />
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(Using persistent here is kinda pointless).
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The uninstall software part depends entirely on the software you are trying to uninstall.  If there's no ability to script it, then you're going to have a very difficult time doing this.

As for disconnecting the network drive, that's easy.

Try:

ECHO Y|NET USE Q: /DELETE

(Using persistent here is kinda pointless).

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Hi<br />
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Trying to write batch file that will disconnect a network drive and uninstall a program. I can uninstall the softwate from &quot;Add/Remove Programs&quot; but how do I do this from a batch file.<br />
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For the disconnect network drive i have the script below, but it keeps on asking for a confirmation to disconnect how can i make it so it just does it automaticatlly without a confirmation and of course how do I unninstall the software<br />
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This is the script so far:<br />
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net use q: /delete /persistent:yes<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Hi

Trying to write batch file that will disconnect a network drive and uninstall a program. I can uninstall the softwate from "Add/Remove Programs" but how do I do this from a batch file.

For the disconnect network drive i have the script below, but it keeps on asking for a confirmation to disconnect how can i make it so it just does it automaticatlly without a confirmation and of course how do I unninstall the software

This is the script so far:

net use q: /delete /persistent:yes

Thanks


Disconnect Network Drive/ Unistall Software Batch File

Microsoft Disk Operating System (MS-DOS) was an operating system for x86-based personal computers, and traces of it are still found in the Windows operating system. DOS is still used in some embedded systems and for certain legacy 16-bit networks.