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Uninstall App from PPC with C#

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Arijull - 14 Aug 2007 13:20 GMT
Hello.

I'm trying to uninstall an app installed in my PPC. I need to do it
with C# code (NOT throught Setting-System-Remove programs).
First I need to know if the app is installed and then I need to remove
it.

I've been searching, and I've found some things about unload.exe and
DMProcessConfigXML, but I couldn't make work any of them.

Do you have some example of how to use them?
Or there is a better way to uninstall an app?

Thanks a lot!!!
Peter Foot [MVP] - 14 Aug 2007 15:24 GMT
You can use the UnInstall CSP with DMProcessConfigXML:-
http://peterfoot.net/UsingTheUnInstallConfigurationServiceProvider.aspx

Peter

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