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how do u uninstall it from your C#?<br />
do u use msiexec command line?
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My own comment contains the final solution.
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I am using C# to programmatically uninstall another application (see topic ID: 20926840). The Windows Installer, unfortunately, decides to show a confirmation box saying &quot;Are you sure you want to uninstall this product&quot;. Is there any way to hide this or select yes in my application?
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I am using C# to programmatically uninstall another application (see topic ID: 20926840). The Windows Installer, unfortunately, decides to show a confirmation box saying "Are you sure you want to uninstall this product". Is there any way to hide this or select yes in my application?

how do u uninstall it from your C#?
do u use msiexec command line?

My own comment contains the final solution.

Hiding the Windows Installer &quot;Are you sure you want to uninstall this product&quot; -popup

I am using C# to programmatically uninstall another application (see topic ID: 20926840). The Windows Installer, unfortunately, decides to show a confirmation box saying &quot;Are you sure you want to uninstall this product&quot;. Is there any way to hide this or select yes in my application?

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