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I would highly recommend using NINITE (the pro version - $20 per month for 100 systems, no contract required). &nbsp;It can deploy and remove the software (over 100 titles), including LogMeIn
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I would highly recommend using NINITE (the pro version - $20 per month for 100 systems, no contract required).  It can deploy and remove the software (over 100 titles), including LogMeIn

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That software doesn't cover logmein!
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Hi Experts, we have a need to remove several sites with logmein installed an on Logmein centra. When we remove from the admin panel this still leaves the software installed on the suers pcs. Is there a way to remove logmein entirelly off the systems. Most of our sites have Microsoft Domain controllers(Serevr 2012, 2008 and one 2003!). Also we use Labtech as our Rmm if there is a way of doing this through that?<br />
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Experts, we have a need to remove several sites with logmein installed an on Logmein centra. When we remove from the admin panel this still leaves the software installed on the suers pcs. Is there a way to remove logmein entirelly off the systems. Most of our sites have Microsoft Domain controllers(Serevr 2012, 2008 and one 2003!). Also we use Labtech as our Rmm if there is a way of doing this through that?
Thanks in advance.

Logmein removal

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