Hello, These are not related to the HotKey support. Generally speaking I would recommend you visit the >click on the Drivers download section, enter the model and when ready choose the desired operating system. When the drivers list load, click the + to expand them all and download all the drivers and install them. With regards to the ones you posted, here are what I think should be the drivers.

I'm looking for a script or way to remotely uninstall HP Skyroom and HP Support Assistant from a PC. Hp Install A Fatal Error Occurred Preventing Product Use Cases. I'm in an enterprise and seriously would like not to have to touch hundreds of PC's individually. Has anyone else had success uninstalling these apps remotely? I have tested several so far with no luck. One called 'uninstallutility.hta' by Stuart Barrett looked promising.

Hp Support Assistant Silent Installation. 7/12/2017 0 Comments. Shield wrapper contains a MSI package. With MSI it’s easy to run a silent installation and opting out the reboot so the user can reboot the system at their convenience. I ran the file setup. In%temp% I found the folder containing the extracted MSI file (HP Hotkey Support.

But failed on these psky HP apps. Both apps can be uninstalled via control panel.

The folder path to the executable is: C: Program Files(x86) Hewlett-Packard HP Skyroom HP.Skyroom.exe and C: Program Files(x86) Hewlett-Packard HP Skyroom HP Support framework HPSF.exe Thanks in advance. Hmm, is it a 64bit machine by any chance? In that case location of the reg key would be a bit different and you would want to check this key Get-ItemProperty HKLM: Software Wow6432 Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Uninstall select DisplayName, UninstallString As you mentioned that you are seeing an uninstall in the Add/Remove Programs, you might want to try looking at 'Product' class of WMI as follows: gwmi Win32_Product ogv Just a bit a caution, If I remember correctly, there is a bug with that class and when you query it, it might go through reconfiguration of msi-installed packages.

I believe MS recommended using Win32Reg_AddRemovePrograms, but that suggestion was kinda weird, because the class did not exist unless you installed a product from Microsoft. The app should be visible from wmic: wmic /node:computername product get name,vendor,version takes a little time. Find the product and run f.ex this to uninstall: wmic /node:computername product where 'name LIKE 'HP Support%' call uninstall (after the% - single quote then double quote) This should uninstall all apps with names starting with HP Support Many machines, make a list containing the computer names. Lens Manual Focus Canon Download Free Apps there. Put the wmic in a bat file (for better control and reuse) uninstallHPSUP.bat: @echo off wmic /node:%1 product get name,vendor,version call it like this: FOR /F 'tokens=1'%i IN (computerlist.txt) DO uninstallHPSUP.bat%i You could also start multiple uninstalls by putting START before wmic in the bat file or before the bat file in the FOR loop. Do a test on a couple of computers first.:).