Switch to the Programs tab and configure the following settings: Uninstall content location: If you select the third option for content settings, specify the network path to the content that's used to uninstall the application. No uninstall content: Your application doesn't need content for uninstall.ĭifferent from install content: The uninstall content is different from the install content. Same as install content: The install and uninstall content are the same. Uninstall content settings: Select an option for where Configuration Manager gets the content to uninstall the application: Switch to the Content tab and configure the following settings: Then in the ribbon, on the Deployment Type tab, select Properties. In the details pane, switch to the Deployment Types tab. Expand Application Management and select the Applications node. In the Configuration Manager console, go to the Software Library workspace. If the information is available in the installation files, the uninstall command line is automatically added to the deployment type properties.įor an existing application, use the following steps to configure its uninstall properties: When you create the application, select the option to Automatically identify information about this deployment type from installation files. If the application is installed on the target device, Configuration Manager uninstalls it. Version 2107 and later supports Implicit uninstall.Ī deployment with the Uninstall action doesn't check requirement rules. In version 2103 and earlier, if you remove a user or a device from a collection that has an application deployed to it, Configuration Manager doesn't automatically uninstall the application from the device. If you deploy to a user an application with the Uninstall action, and the application was installed for all users of the computer, the uninstall might fail if the user's account doesn't have permissions to uninstall the application. When you uninstall an application, Configuration Manager doesn't automatically uninstall dependencies. Some application types don't support uninstallation. Otherwise Configuration Manager may reinstall the application. To deploy an application with the Uninstall action, first delete any existing application deployments, simulated deployments, or task sequence deployments that include this application. You can uninstall an application even if it wasn't previously installed by Configuration Manager. Then create a separate deployment with the action to uninstall. Instead of needing to create a separate object to uninstall an application, you can specify uninstall behaviors on the deployment type.
Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch)
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