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Can some on give me an idea how to remotely delete ccleaner from our network ? we have over 500 pc and i need to have ccleaner uninstalled, i tried using wmic to remotely delete ccleaner but it doesn't show on the list of programs installed. Any one have an idea how i can go about uninstalling ccleaner remotely on 500 pc? Please help thanks rs

I don't know what's so odd about removing a software silently. I thought i was being smart by installing ccleaner behind my boss's back only to find out that he doesn't want ccleaner installed in 1000 pc. So he told me to uninstall it and now i'm screwed. so no, it's not odd that i want to remove this app silently instead of me going to 1000 pc physically and uninstalling it.

I work for a school district and for the past 8 years i've done the summer pc maintance doing the same thing and never had a problem. This past summer i've decided that i will install ccleaner on all machines to make my job easier but it seems that all it's done is make my job harder. the problem is that people are randomly losing their connection to the share drive on the file server. Every time a teacher or student logs on to a pc, it automatically creates a mapping to their share drive "h drive" but randomly they lose this connection and the only way to solve it is to restart the machines and then they are ok but this never happened before and the only thing i did different this year was install ccleaner on every pc to do the maintenance on the pc instead of me doing it manually. Can some one tell me if this has happened to any one before or if this is a bug in ccleaner. all the machines are windows xp sp3, running on a windows server 2003 network. My system administrator says that it's ccleaner causing the problem and i'm starting to believe him. I will be deleting ccleacer on all 1000 machines. This sucks, helppppp. email address removed to prevent spamming rs