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Details required :. Cancel Submit. Andre Da Costa Volunteer Moderator. Try using Revouninstaller to permanently remove it. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Hi Sylvilagus. I just sacrificed my Teams install to test the Powershell script for you and it worked. So right click Start button to open Admin Powershell, copy and paste the script from the above tutorial into the box and if necessary press the Enter button - mine started on its own and confirmed exactly what it was doing.
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Thanks for responding. I ran the script and it removed teams but not the machine wide installer. Im still not able to access that myself either. I tried reboot in safe mode but bitlocker asked for my recovery key and that stumped me. So check for that key now to continue with the steps I gave in Safe Mode.
If not then it's more important than ever that you have your files backed up externally because if WIndows fails you will have no other options but to wipe the drive and reinstall since Bitlocker will lock you out without a key. Your files should always be backed up because a hard drive can die at any time without notice. In addition I'd have an on-site hard copy backup.
You can manually drag or copy them to another hard drive, USB external or flash drive. Besides your files you should save a System Image back up to use in place of reinstall in 20 minutes. You can even use the Macrium program to mount and extract files from this image so it can serve as both image and file backup too. Feel free to ask back any questions and let us know how it goes. I will keep working with you until it's resolved. I have the same question. My start-up time is minutes now.
Jim Guth. In reply to AlLucas1's post on September 16, Let the search program complete it may take some time,.
I expected it to be in the roaming AppData, but it turned out to be not the only location. We also need to clear the Chrome and Edge Cache to completely remove it. Mark Vale had already created a really nice PowerShell script to clear the Microsoft Teams Cache, so we are going to use that:. I hope these scripts helped you remove and clean up Microsoft Teams. If you want to re-install Microsoft Teams, then make sure you check out this article.
Again thanks to Mark Vale for the clean-up script! Maybe this is an unspecified error that update. Thank you. This is an excellent script…thank you for publishing! However, I need it to be remotely executable. This seemed to worked fine as I have. The up-to-date profiles appear to be skipped due to version check and still have all files no. But the Teams installer is a strange one, to be honest. Hi super, we are struggling with this because many times users have problems with logging in: there is an error occured.
When i start the script for uninstalling multiple users then a error occures: uninstallteams is nog recognised as a cmdlet….? Make sure that you have loaded the function in PowerShell. I am copy the script to powershell ISE and then save it as a ps1. Then copy the ps1 to the local computer and then start it using. Am i doing this wrong? Thanks for the script. Exactly what I was looking for. With the 2nd script by Mark to remove cache, it looks like it is for a single user case.
Are you able to modify it to do a recursive delete for all users on the RDS server? You can only modify the start menu items with Windows 10 Enterprise. With Windows 10 pro you can only preconfigure the start menu for new users. One other item to remove from the appdata local would be the squirell temp directory. That will cause reinstalls to fail. If that is cleaned up in one of the scripts above, sorry for not reading all the way thru. Wonder if SfB was set up the same way. This is exactly what I needed since I suspect our Teams deployment has gone wrong and I need to remove it from multiple computers and user profiles.
You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression. This is part of the whole problem with the Teams installation. Teams refuses to sign into my corporate SSO infrastructure whenever I reboot, for whatever corner-case reason that our IT cannot figure out, and the easiest remedy is to reinstall it on each reboot. This script is perfect for automating such an annoying and should-be-unecessary task. Rhis PS script is exactly what I need but I keep getting this error for both machine wide or local user uninstall scripts.
I was trying your script to uninstall teams for all user so they can get the newest version of Teams. Because of FS Logix the profile folder is not on the session host when the user is logged off..
I am unfamiliar with FS Logix, but if I understand you correctly then your only option is to run the script when the user is logged in and run it in the user context. Maybe a simple scheduled task on the server that is triggered at login? I was trying to use your script to uninstall Teams for al users on an rds environment. This because I needed to update it and this seems the only way to get the job done.. Tried multiple times with same outcome. Hi, About the uninstallation for multiple users on the same computer: The uninstallation command for each user is intended to be run in the user session.
Can you really run this per-user uninstallation command for every user from a unique admin session? Even with admin rights you may not have write access to the users files, directories, registry entries. As local admin you should have access to the users files. I used it last week and it was working fine.
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