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If an msi is successfully installed, that is the correct registry key to look under.<br />
Do I understand correctly that you can't find the installed application with a search under that key?<br />
sometimes the appID is listed instead of the application name itself.
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yes it is listed in add\remove programs as &quot;flash active x 10&quot; but there is nothing in that reg key relating to flash. it removes manually from add\remove programs but I need to script this so I need the removal info path or version....
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Adobe Flash might a bit more troublesome to remove, take a look at the notes on this webpage:<br />
<a href="http://www.appdeploy.com/packages/detail.asp?id=798" rel="ugc">http://www.appdeploy.com/packages/detail.asp?id=798</a>
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Thanks can you elaborate on the command:<br />
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WMIC product where name=&quot;Productname&quot; call uninstall<br />
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msiexec /x &quot;productname&quot; ???? <br />

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Sure what would you like to know?
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so what would the command be to remove from add\remove progs?<br />
&quot;flash player active x&quot;<br />

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if that is how it shows up in add/remove programs then yes you would enter that in the WMIC command. <br />
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Another way to tell would be to open a command prompt and type<br />
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wmic product get name<br />
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This will list every product installed you should be able to copy and paste the returned name from here as well. 
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I know it sound mad but even though adobe flash player 10 activex is listed in add\remove progs running the command below does not list it (it lists everything else!):<br />
<i> wmic product get name</i><br />
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running the command:<br />
<i>wmic product where name=&quot;adobe flash player 10 activex &quot;&nbsp;call uninstall</i><br />
give the message &quot;no instances available&quot;<br />
Is that possible?<br />
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Yes, it is possible, it just means it's not cleanly removed.<br />
Check this support website from Adobe: <a href="http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html" rel="ugc">http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html</a><br />

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On XP how can I find the path an MSI was installed from and \or the number that allows it to be uninstalled from a script:<br />
eg:<br />
<b>msiexec /x \\server\folder\name.msi</b><br />
or<br />
<b>msiexec /x {7145A744-C77A-4FE8-BA94-0<wbr />61EC41FEAE<wbr />C}</b><br />
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I thought it was in HKLM\soft\ms\wind\current version\uninstall<br />
but it is not listed??
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On XP how can I find the path an MSI was installed from and \or the number that allows it to be uninstalled from a script:
eg:
msiexec /x \\server\folder\name.msi
or
msiexec /x {7145A744-C77A-4FE8-BA94-061EC41FEAEC}

I thought it was in HKLM\soft\ms\wind\current version\uninstall
but it is not listed??

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