We don’t want a situation where we have to click “yes” or confirm in some other way to proceed with the uninstallation. We need the process to execute “silently” or “quietly” so that it simply runs to completion without needing any additional interaction from the user or administrator to complete the process. In order to remove Firefox from numerous computers using BatchPatch, we first have to be able to successfully uninstall it from a single computer at the command prompt with no user interaction. If your computers have Firefox installed in a different directory then just make sure you substitute your installation directory in the command instead of using the one in my command. For example, on my lab computers Firefox is installed in either “C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox” or “C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox”. The process if very straightforward and simple.įirst you’ll just need to identify the installation directory on your computers. Alternatively you could just use BatchPatch to perform this task on all of your remote computers at the same time, enabling you to effectively uninstall Firefox from your entire network of computers in under a minute. While you could certainly use remote desktop to connect to each target computer and then manually launch the add/remove programs applet, this would take a very long time if you had to perform the task on dozens or perhaps hundreds or even thousands of computers. Removing Firefox from numerous computers does not have to be a tedious process.
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