Windows 10: How to uninstall command Java in Intune

Hi,I am IT Support for the company and we received the news about the following changes that had been made by Oracle for licence purpose with Java application. I have now complete the setup intunwin file of Java into Intune, so that I can use the deployment to uninstall Java to over 1,500 devices in the company.However, I am stuck on the issue with the install and uninstall command or process.Please see what information I put in screenshots is not working for some reason:"Install commandC:\Users\AaronS\Downloads\ContentPrep\jre-8u371-windows-x64.intunewin\jre-8u371-windows-x64.exe /quietUnin

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Uninstall JAVA program-How?

In most cases, Windows Add/Remove Applet Program can not help pc users to completely uninstall & remove stubborn programs and applications. It seems that you have to successfully remove the related settings and files of JAVA. It’s not hard to
uninstall Java from your computer, but it’s not simple to uninstall it completely.

To uninstall JAVA totally, you nee to clean up the related files in computer registry with these steps:

1.Go to Start and then Run.

2.Type in regedit in the edit field.

3.Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/uninstall

4. Under this uninstall, you will find many registry entries within curly brackets.

The registry keys for Java will have a value name that includes Java2 for example: Java2 SDK,SEv1.4.1_02.

• Highlight the Java registry key you want. Right click on the registry key and choose delete. Confirm the delete and click Yes.
  
• Restart your Add/Remove Programs to see if the Java icon is gone.

If you are not familiar with pc registry, it is not recommended to do any changes in registry. In order to uninstall JAVA safely and thoroughly, you can turn to a mighty uninstaller for help.

 

GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

Suggestion: /? (-?) and /help (-help) command-line arguments to show a list of all possible arguments in a small window. *Smile

 

Java, or Not

I restored a system image, which put Java back on my machine. Then I ran the official Java uninstall tool. As far as I can tell, it didn't do any more than uninstalling using the Control Panel Programs and Features uninstall process. The Java folder still appears in the Start Menu (I now know I can delete this whole thing easily). And the Toolkit v7 is still there.

So, what do I have to do to get rid of Toolkit?

zebal, you mentioned 'System->Apps.' I assume you meant Settings>Apps. I didn't think after I restored the system image to go there and see if Java is listed, but even if it was, I doubt uninstalling from there would have produced different results. At any rate, it's not listed now. And thanks for all the steps you recommended. If necessary when this is (almost) over, I'll check into them and see if there's something there. But I assume an uninstaller should take care of most of that kind of thing.

So, do I have to choose an uninstaller, restore the system image again, and uninstall using the uninstall program? I can tinker with at least some remnants and delete them. Again, my main concern at this point is getting rid of Toolkit.

Thanks.

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After my last post I decided to search the web on the deletion of the toolkit.

It's as simple as deleting the file 'npDeployJava1.dll' from C:>Windows>System32. Oh, the joy!

I'll entertain any final thoughts, but unless something unexpected happens, the problem has been solved.

Thanks to all.