Uninstall Teamviewer Windows 10
1 First uninstall the copy of Teamviewer from your system. This can be done with free uninstallers or by using Window’s default ‘ Add or remove ‘ program which can be found at: ‘Start’ – ‘Settings’ – ‘Control Panel’ 2 Click on Start – Run – type%appdata% – delete TeamViewer.
OK, so this is a challenge. It looks like TV doesn't have an unattended uninstall setup. No luck finding anything on their website, either.The default 'uninstall string' runs a GUI uninstall program. I did this exact migration a few years ago. I did what is called a 'swing migration' as I wanted the new server to have the same name as the old one (though a dns record with the old name pointing to the new server will usually suffice).Assuming you only have one DC:1. Install temp server2.
Make it a DC3. Transfer fsmo roles4.
Confirm AD, DNS, Sysvol has replicated5. Demote old 2003 DC, rename it (change ip address)6. Install new server, name it the same as the old 2003 DC with old ip address7.
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Make it a DC8. Transfer fsmo roles9. Confirm AD, DNS, Sysvol has replicated10. Demote temp DC, remove it from network (or leave it as a secondary DC)11.
Transfer file shares from old 2003 server12. Remove old server from networkIf AD is a mess sometimes a fresh domain is the way to go. But if you have a lot of users and computers that can be a huge pain. I've used this to move old domain workstation profiles to new domain profiles:It's pretty slick. Russellh wrote:I figured uninstalling and just reinstalling the thinner client would be better than trying to change passwords.
An outside consultant has saved our computers to his teamviewer account and I need to undo that and keep it from happening again in the future.that makes sense, the way i avoid that is by going into the settings and setting Incoming LAN requests to accept exclusivley, therefore only people within the lan can get access. But that still doesn't help with the password issue you are up against. OK, so this is a challenge. It looks like TV doesn't have an unattended uninstall setup. No luck finding anything on their website, either.The default 'uninstall string' runs a GUI uninstall program.