Programs - Uninstall using Command Prompt in Windows

Brink · 26 Mar 2018

In that case, see if using this below for your original idea may work.

It was able to add it to my registry.

Code:

REG ADD HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce /v "!UOO" /t REG_SZ /d "cmd /c wmic product where name=C:\Program Files\OO Software\Defrag call uninstall /nointeractive"

apoklyps3 · 26 Mar 2018

Yes, this ways works to be added to registry, but the spaces inside the command itself will make it useless. the " " and ' ' where needed for it to work. seems cmd has trouble figuring the starting " " and ' ' insde an expression

jvandenbroek · 28 Nov 2018

apoklyps3 said:

Yes, this ways works to be added to registry, but the spaces inside the command itself will make it useless. the " " and ' ' where needed for it to work. seems cmd has trouble figuring the starting " " and ' ' insde an expression

While I was looking for such a solution, I saw this thread and your remark about not able to use comma's inside the expression. You can do this by escaping them with \" or \', which seem to work fine (tested on Windows 7 Pro). Just wanted to share this, sorry if this thread is too old.