Uninstall Win10 Upgrade KB3035583
Tim Haslett
Has anyone been able to do this with PDQ yet? I just found that, somehow, 39 computers in my domain have it installed even though I never approved it, and specifically declined it, in WSUS. Now I need to get rid quickly and I don't have time to research how since I am heavily involved with moving my company to a new building over the next month.
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wusa /uninstall /kb:3035583 /quiet /norestart
^^^^ I was just going to post this.
To add on I found something online that said for 64-bit systems this may be the path for wusa you want to use: %windir%\sysnative\wusa.exe
A new package with a powershell step with that one-liner is all you will need if you are on the latest version of PDQ Deploy. If you don't have Powershell Steps available, create a powershell script, with the above in it, save it as a PS1 file, and then use a command step to execute it.
WUSA isn't a PowerShell cmdlet, why would you use PowerShell to call it instead of a Command step?
because command prompt is dead to me and powershell accepts the argument all the same. I use a powershell window 100% of the time. He could certainly do it in a command step, but it's up to him.
That's a B-E-A-utiful thing! Thanks to both of you for the input. It's working like a charm!
I'm using the Powershell step to do it, so I think I'll add a bit to kill the Gwx process if it exists and also rename the GWX folder if it exists.
Thanks again for the fast responses!
And, thanks to the fact that we just recently added a PDQ Inventory license, I was quickly able to find that we had 39 computers with it installed! Love this stuff!