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i'm getting Get-CMApplication : The term 'Get-CMApplication' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet with that script this one will work https://configgirl.com/2018/08/21/remove-all-configmgr-applications-in-a-folder/
The source folders for applications would need to removed manually, but we would include removing those folders if we include an option to remove all applications from the publishing service.
and also the content source from both wsuscontent folder and sccm package sources... don't know if patch my pc itself keeps the downloaded update cached somewhere though
Good idea, we do want to include this in the product. For now, you can remove all applications created by Patch My PC from SCCM using this PowerShell script:Get-CMApplication | Where-Object {($_.SDMPackageXML -like '*PatchMyPC-ScriptRunner.exe*')} | Remove-CMApplication -Force -Verbose
You can remove updates from WSUS using our publishing service. Here's the guide: How do I Remove Published Updates from WSUS and SCCM? - https://patchmypc.com/faq-scup-catalog#removing-published-updates
For deleting apps you can use this guide https://patchmypc.com/how-to-delete-applications-created-by-patch-my-pc-in-sccm
i'm getting Get-CMApplication : The term 'Get-CMApplication' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet with that script
this one will work https://configgirl.com/2018/08/21/remove-all-configmgr-applications-in-a-folder/
actually it is the right thread ups ^^
The source folders for applications would need to removed manually, but we would include removing those folders if we include an option to remove all applications from the publishing service.
ups sorry i replied to the wrong thread ignore those last 2 posts
and also the content source from both wsuscontent folder and sccm package sources... don't know if patch my pc itself keeps the downloaded update cached somewhere though
Good idea, we do want to include this in the product. For now, you can remove all applications created by Patch My PC from SCCM using this PowerShell script:Get-CMApplication | Where-Object {($_.SDMPackageXML -like '*PatchMyPC-ScriptRunner.exe*')} | Remove-CMApplication -Force -Verbose
some sort of mass removal/cleaning and just keep the configuration settings of patch my pc