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NT Login Script to uninstall MSProxyClie
Name: Sondra Kiser Date: March 1, 2002 at 21:37:17 Pacific
Comment:
Hi, Our server runs NT 4.0 SP 6a with Microsoft Proxy Client 2.0 and DHCP. We made changes to the network today that no longer require Proxy Client on the workstations on the network. Is there any way to uninstall Microsoft Proxy Client from all machines on our network (Win 98, 95, and 3.11) thru a login script? I am currently running the login script for updating virus software and mapping drives.
Right now we are manually having to uninstall Proxy Client, change internet connection properties to turn off the use proxy option, restart and then release and renew the IP address on about 150 - 200 per machines per school. We have seven schools left to do and this could be a major time saver for us if someone could help me with a login script.
Name: Arif Khan Date: June 15, 2002 at 21:33:04 Pacific
Reply:
Please if you found how to do it.. Please email me the steps.
Thanks
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Response Number 2
Name: Jason Marrow Date: June 25, 2002 at 08:29:21 Pacific
Reply:
I did this same thing with autoit software. It makes an executable that the login scrpit fires and it will go through the uninstall and reboot the machine. I hope this helps.
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