Please let me know if you need more information or if you know where i might get an answer. You should be using 'C:Program FilesWebrootWRSA. We need to run the command on 750 computers and I prefer not to do it manually with wbemtest. The reason for the powershell script is that an antivirusproduct is stuck in security center and is causing the new antivirusproduct to snooze/not run because the primary antivirus is still set to the old antivirus. To remove the SecureAnywhere software from the endpoint later, use the standard MSI command: msiexec /x wsasme.msi /qn /Lv uninstall.log To use an MSI editor: If you use your own methods to deploy the SecureAnywhere software on endpoints, see the following table for commands you can pass to msiexec.exe during installation. I only need to delete an instance/key in antivirusproduct. The above command deleted the entire Antivirusproduct class. Remove-WmiObject -Namespace root/securitycenter2 -class AntivirusProduct Please note below command can be harmfull: Here is where i am with powershell: Remove-WmiObject -Namespace root/securitycenter2 -class AntivirusProduct.instanceGuid='' takeown /F 'c:program files (x86)webroot' /R /D Y 'c:program files (x86)webroot' /s /q ) Since your rmm is running as ntauth/system, it doesnt pop up the box asking, it just does it. Now if only the rest of webroot worked as well as their uninstall process. I am able to delete the instance manually using wbemtest but I'm struggling to put that into powershell.Īttached is a screenshot of wbemtest where i am able to delete the instance. No msi strings or powershell wizardry needed. I'm a complete noob when it comes to powershell scripting and am still learning.

Webroot uninstall command