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CCleaner

charlesnm

We have CCleaner in our environment, and we are spread out. Does anyone have an suggestions how we can use PatchManager to upgrade CCleaner on our network?

Regards,

Charles Burch

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frgpugs

create a custom package and deploy it

Deploying Custom Packages with Patch Manager

charlesnm

How about uninstalling CCleaner if it not .msi file would this be possible with PatchManager?

frgpugs

Uninstalling is possible with exe

stcain

I uninstalled all copies here silently using PDQ Deploy and this command line "C:\Program Files\CCleaner\uninst.exe" /S

charlesnm

do you know it it possible to uninstall with PatchMan if the product ID is missing, or do we need to get LanSweeper?

charlesnm

when you say PDQ Deploy is this LanSweeper?

frgpugs

Nope, its PDQ Deploy.

https://www.pdq.com/pdq-deploy/

Its really great software. I use PDQ deploy and PDQ inventory and pay for both but the free version does a lot