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You probably have <b>assigned </b>the package in GPO. If you want to uninstall it, then <b>publish </b>it.<br />
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Worked perfectly thank you.
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i am working with Installation deployment through a GPO. My question is this.<br />
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I have the software installed. I want to uninstall to test the installation again on the same computer. How can I do this?<br />
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Here is what I have done so far but I don't feel it is working:<br />
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1) Using a test program.( I have a pocket programmer)<br />
2) Install through GPO<br />
3) Install goes fine.<br />
4) Uninstall through Add/Remove Programs<br />
5) Reboot. <br />
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Here is where the problem arrives. The program does not install again through the GPO.<br />
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I go through the c:\windows\systems32\appmg<wbr />mt\ folder and remove all instances of the installation.<br />
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I reboot and sometimes it will reinstall sometimes it will not.<br />
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what I want to do is install and uninstall for further testing before I move on to production programs. anyone have any idea how I can install and uninstall continuously for testing. I dont want to have to use more than one test machine while testing.<br />
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i am working with Installation deployment through a GPO. My question is this.

I have the software installed. I want to uninstall to test the installation again on the same computer. How can I do this?

Here is what I have done so far but I don't feel it is working:

1) Using a test program.( I have a pocket programmer)
2) Install through GPO
3) Install goes fine.
4) Uninstall through Add/Remove Programs
5) Reboot. 

Here is where the problem arrives. The program does not install again through the GPO.

I go through the c:\windows\systems32\appmgmt\ folder and remove all instances of the installation.

I reboot and sometimes it will reinstall sometimes it will not.

what I want to do is install and uninstall for further testing before I move on to production programs. anyone have any idea how I can install and uninstall continuously for testing. I dont want to have to use more than one test machine while testing.



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