Removing UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer
To remove UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer, use the Windows uninstall feature. If you just delete the files and folders associated with the product, the program is not properly removed and you may have problems installing or removing later versions.
To remove UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer
1 Log on as the user that you used for installing the application, or as any user in the administrators group.
2 Open Control Panel and choose Add/Remove Programs.
3 Choose UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer.
4 Click Add/Remove or Change/Remove.
The Setup wizard starts.
5 On the Welcome page, choose Remove and then click Next.
6 Confirm your request when prompted to do so.
7 On the Maintenance Complete page, click Finish.
8 You will be prompted to restart your computer. If you do not restart you will not be able to re-install UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer.
To remove UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer using the command line
1 Open a command prompt. For example, in Windows, click the Start button and then choose Programs, then choose Accessories and then choose Command Prompt.
2 Change to the folder that contains the setup.exe file.
3 At the command prompt, enter a command in the following format:
start /WAIT setup.exe /s /x /v" /qn /l*v \"mylogfile\" "
Options
start /WAIT
Optional. Waits until the command is finished before returning to the command prompt. Although this is optional it is useful in a silent uninstall, as otherwise it is difficult to know when the uninstall has completed.
/s
Required. Tells setup.exe to be silent.
/x
Required. Uninstalls the product.
/v
Required. Tells setup.exe to pass the following parameters (that is, everything between the following quotation mark and the final quotation mark at the end of the command) to the MSI installer.
/qn
Required. Tells the MSI uninstaller to run in Quiet mode, that is, not to provide any user interface.
/l*v \"mylogfile\"
Optional. Tells the MSI uninstaller to log in Verbose mode to the file mylogfile.
Examples
This example shows a basic uninstallation:
setup.exe /s /x /v" /qn "
This example logs the uninstallation messages to a file called C:\log2.txt. It also waits for the uninstall to complete before returning to the command prompt:
start /WAIT setup.exe /s /x /v" /qn /l*v \"C:\log2.txt\" "
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