Thanks a lot Ryan, more videos about Intune are coming, next probably be a shorter one about 7 different ways to sync an Intune machine, and after that one aobut logs/GRaphMS to troubleshoot Intune packages errors
That is a good question, yes the MSI GUID presented in this video works only for that specific version of Google Chrome. To find the MSI GUID you need for your version you can do one of the following. 1. Install it manually, go to registry: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ and search for "Google" and there find the MSI GUID for your version in the Uninstallstring key 2. you can also if you download and install Orca just right-click on the MSI file and get this data. for a lot of MSI based installations you can also uninstall with a WMIC command, but they don't always work so I don't promote that as a standard solution.
If you don't know which version of Chrome is installed and want to uninstall ALL versions, you can modify the PS1 with this line get-wmiobject Win32_Product | where-object {$_.Name -like '*Chrome*'} |Format-Table IdentifyingNumber, Name, LocalPackage -AutoSize That will get IdentifyingNumber and use that in the msiexec /x path instead, so you need to set a variable such as $ChromeIndentifyingNumber and use the line above and then insert that
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Thanks a lot Ryan, more videos about Intune are coming, next probably be a shorter one about 7 different ways to sync an Intune machine, and after that one aobut logs/GRaphMS to troubleshoot Intune packages errors
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What is it's not this exact version of Chrome that's installed?
That is a good question, yes the MSI GUID presented in this video works only for that specific version of Google Chrome.
To find the MSI GUID you need for your version you can do one of the following.
1. Install it manually, go to registry: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ and search for "Google" and there find the MSI GUID for your version in the Uninstallstring key
2. you can also if you download and install Orca just right-click on the MSI file and get this data.
for a lot of MSI based installations you can also uninstall with a WMIC command, but they don't always work so I don't promote that as a standard solution.
If you don't know which version of Chrome is installed and want to uninstall ALL versions, you can modify the PS1 with this line
get-wmiobject Win32_Product | where-object {$_.Name -like '*Chrome*'} |Format-Table IdentifyingNumber, Name, LocalPackage -AutoSize
That will get IdentifyingNumber and use that in the msiexec /x path instead, so you need to set a variable such as $ChromeIndentifyingNumber and use the line above and then insert that