Ho to run a CMD command as the local user via bigfix

[Mat]

Hello,

I am trying to uninstall this MS team classic via CMD "winget uninstall “Microsoft Teams classic”

I would like to create an action script that will run this command as local user account.

Here is the action script i have try with no luck

// Example Action Script to uninstall “Microsoft Teams classic” as the current user

// Specify the command to uninstall Microsoft Teams classic
parameter “UninstallCommand”=“winget uninstall -n Microsoft.Teams”

// Run the uninstall command as the current user
runas=currentuser hidden=“{parameter “UninstallCommand”}”

any well with this will be greatly appreciated.

[vk.khurava]

Try this:

override wait
runas=currentuser
wait {pathname of system folder & "\cmd.exe"} /C winget uninstall -n Microsoft.Teams

[Mat]

Hello,

it is giving me the following error

[vk.khurava]

Try it running using BigFix console action not fixlet debugger but for testing purpose, did you validate it directly if its working for you.

wait {pathname of system folder & "\cmd.exe"} /C winget uninstall -n Microsoft.Teams

[Mat]

i have modified the script a little bit

[Mat]

wait {pathname of system folder & “\cmd.exe”} /C winget uninstall “Microsoft Teams classic”

[Mat]

from fixlet debugger it is uninstalling MS team but not for the current user.

tomorrow i will try to run it using the BigFix console, and i will see how it behave.

[Mat]

Hello

override wait
RunAs=currentuser
wait {pathname of system folder & “\cmd.exe”} /C echo %username% > C:\Temp\Bigfix\output21.txt
wait {pathname of system folder & “\cmd.exe”} /C “C:\users%USERNAME%\appdata\Local\Microsoft\Teams\Update.exe” --uninstall

I have try those command on the bigfix console but it does not uninstalled MS team.
i was able to view this output21.txt into the temp folder with the right username but i do not understand why the other line {wait {pathname of system folder & “\cmd.exe”} /C “C:\users%USERNAME%\appdata\Local\Microsoft\Teams\Update.exe” --uninstall} does not uninstall team.

when i run this C:\users%USERNAME%\appdata\Local\Microsoft\Teams\Update.exe on a regular CMD i am able to uninstall team.

Any idea of what could be the issue?

[vk.khurava]

@Mat

when i run this C:\users%USERNAME%\appdata\Local\Microsoft\Teams\Update.exe on a regular CMD i am able to uninstall team.

Thats incorrect relevance statement, BigFix cant read %USERNAME%, instead try this:

override wait
RunAs=currentuser
wait {pathname of system folder & “\cmd.exe”} /C "C:\users\" & name of logged on user & "\appdata\Local\Microsoft\Teams\Update.exe" --uninstall

[Mat]

that one did not work. here is what i am getting

[Mat]

that action script failed

any other suggestions ?

[JasonWalker]

The command has the wrong quotes in it, it has the “smart quotes” that come from copy/paste on an HTML formatted page like the Forum, replace them by deleting & re-typing the doublequotes.