Remove-PreviousOfficeInstalls.ps1 Issues

[KibagamiJubei]

Hello, thank you again for the wonderful work. I've been using this script for a little while now, but there are 3 issues that are stopping me from production release:

• When using the script with SCCM and running it as the local system account, the script does not detect any Office installation (O365 and InfoPath 2013 are installed).

  PowerShell.exe -command . C:\Windows\ccmcache\n\Remove_Previous_Versions\Remove-PreviousOfficeInstalls.ps1 
  Remove-PreviousOfficeInstalls -RemoveClickToRunVersions $true -Remove2016Installs $true -Force $true -KeepLync $false -ProductsToRemove AllOfficeProducts

  Time                          Line Number    FileName                                                    Action
  9/27/2017 5:27:17 PM          362            Remove-PreviousOfficeInstalls.ps1                           Detecting Office installs...

  At some point it exits with 0.

• It doesn't always detect some products (Office 2003, Lync 2013 standalone)

• It looks like some of the required by the script files are not on the repo - Office2013Setup.exe

I am ready to assist with any information you require to fix it.

[AStigall]

@KibagamiJubei I have pushed a fix for detecting 2003 installations. Can you see if it the newest scripts will detect and remove 2003 products now?

[kevinblumenfeld]

oh nice! I will check it out too! thank you!

[AStigall]

@kevinblumenfeld We have pushed fixes recently to detect 2003 installs, Lync, and have added the Office2013Setup.exe where needed.

As for your other issue, does it work if you run the scripts with the execution policy set to Unrestricted or Bypass?

[pretzer]

@AStigall We are facing the same problem at the moment: Office 365 ProPlus is installed on the machine and the script does not detect it, prints out that no Office versions have been found. Office 2016 MSI is uninstalled correctly. Can you reproduce with the latest Deferred Channel build (1705)? We tried running with Bypass and Unrestricted. Thank you. Best regards Peter