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<p>I have a couple users that connect to our servers via RDP sessions, and I need to uninstall their outlook from their desktop on the rdp session and then reinstall it.</p><p>How do I go about doing that on their rdp session?</p><p>Can I just remove the outlook and then have them logout and then log back into their rdp session and then the outlook will come back, or no?</p><br>
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I have a couple users that connect to our servers via RDP sessions, and I need to uninstall their outlook from their desktop on the rdp session and then reinstall it.
How do I go about doing that on their rdp session?
Can I just remove the outlook and then have them logout and then log back into their rdp session and then the outlook will come back, or no?

Need to remove outlook for some users on their rdp desktop session

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