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  1. I've been asked to uninstall any version of Citrix Workspace, prior to 2210, from all of our devices but I'm not sure on the best way to do this. I managed to find a Powershell script which, when copied to a machine and ran from Powershell, seems to work fine but I can't get it to work when running from MECM - a copy of which I've attached. I tried creating a Task Sequence and adding a line to run a Powershell script. I then edited the script, pasted in the above and selected to Bypass the execution policy but, when the Task Sequence is deployed, it says it is running but doesn't seem to do anything, having left it for 30 minutes. I've also tried creating a batch file to check for the instance of a particular folder and then, if present, to run an uninstall command, a sample of which is below. This also works when ran directly from the machine but not from MECM - I have attached a section of the batch file. I created a Package, pointing to the source folder where the batch file is held, and then, in a Task Sequence, added a Run Command Line and entered the filename and then selected the Package created earlier. The Task Sequence then fails saying the system cannot find the file specified. Is anyone able to advise where I'm going wrong or what would be a better way of doing this?
  2. We have a number of machines with a variety of different versions of Citrix Workspace installed. I'd like to get them all onto the latest version but wasn't sure on the best way to go about this. I have Applications created for installing versions 2108 and 2109 but nothing earlier. Is it advisable to uninstall previous versions before installing 2109 and, if so, how do you recommend I go about this? Many thanks Mick
  3. Hi anyweb, thanks for your reply and apologies for the delay in acknowledging it. As I say, I'm very new to SCCM and have even less knowledge of Powershell or other languages (I know, I've really been dropped in the deep end here!), so I'm really limited to using my small knowledge of SCCM to get this working. Thank you for the advice.
  4. Hi. I'm VERY new to SCCM and have run into an issue which I'm sure is a simple fix but has me stumped. I've been asked to package up a job which is in two parts. The first is to run an exe file which is located on all of our clients, followed by running a file to change the registry. The first involves running the following command; "C:\Program Files\Palo Alto Networks\GlobalProtect\PanGPS.exe" -registerplap The second involves running a .reg file. I initially created a text file with the line in red above, saved it as a .cmd file and ran it manually on a VM and it ran fine. The .reg file also runs fine when ran manually. What is the best way to run the two of them via SCCM please? I initially saved both files to my primary server and created a package, with no program, pointing to the saved location. I then created a Task Sequence with two command line steps. The first, pointing to the .cmd file and the second to the .reg file. When trying to run the Task Sequence, the job fails with the error code 1. Any help is greatly appreciated because, as I say, I'm coming at this with very little knowledge. Thanks
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