Sccm Software Center Uninstall Greyed Out

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When deploying an application through a collection in 'required' state, uninstall button is greyed out. This doesn't happen if the application is.

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In SCCM 2012 R2 RTM,

There is a known issue that if an application contains multiple Deployment Types, after the application gets installed successfully on the client as available, uninstall button in the software centre is disabled and there is no easy way to perform Uninstallation of the software.

In my example, I have used the application name as 'Orca'

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Here are couple of approaches:

Approach 1:

Launch wbemtest

Connect to rootccmclientsdk namespace

Query CCM_Application to get the application (Orca) installed on the client and click show mof and store the information with you.

Now go back to wbemtest

Click ExecuteMethod

Select CCM_Application as class

Choose the method “uninstall” from the drop down

Click Edit Parameters

Enter Id, IsMachineTarget, Revision etc fields from the mof saved and keep rest of the fields as default (I believe null).

Click Execute

Now uninstall action gets trigged on the application.

Approach 2:

I have got the below code from http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/e41a516f-210a-4124-8ceb-c70972d20168/ccmapplication-0-instances-found-via-powershell?forum=configmanagersdk

Run this powershell script.

$ComputerName = $env:COMPUTERNAME
$ApplicationName = 'Orca'
$ApplicationClass = [WmiClass]'$($ComputerName)rootccmclientSDK:CCM_Application'
$Application = Get-WmiObject -Namespace 'rootccmclientSDK' -Class CCM_Application Where-Object { $_.Name -like '*$($ApplicationName)*' }
$ApplicationID = $Application.Id
$ApplicationRevision = $Application.Revision
$Properties = $ApplicationClass.psbase.GetMethodParameters('Uninstall')
$Properties.EnforcePreference = 0
$Properties.Id = $ApplicationID
$Properties.IsMachineTarget = $false
$Properties.IsRebootIfNeeded = $false
$Properties.Priority = 'High'
$Properties.Revision = $ApplicationRevision
$ApplicationClass.psbase.InvokeMethod('Uninstall',$Properties,$null)

Approach 3:

Install SCCM 2012 R2 CU1 from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2938441

NOTE Second workaround added 1/23/2013. See Alternate Workaround section at the end of this article.

Consider the following scenario:

- You set System Center 2012 Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr) Client AgentComputer AgentShow notifications for new deployments to 'False'.

- You create a Software Updates Deployment in ConfigMgr. Pokemon glazed wiki.

- The Software Updates Deployment contains software updates that require a machine restart in order to complete installation.

- You configure the User ExperienceUser Notifications configuration setting for the deployment to 'Hide in Software Center and all notifications'.

- You configure the User ExperienceDevice Restart behavior configuration setting to “Suppress the system restart for both Servers and Workstations”.

Expected behavior:

No user notifications are displayed before, during, or after the software updates installation processes run.

Actual behavior:

Machine restart notifications are displayed on the ConfigMgr client machine after the post-install software updates scan completes. The notifications are displayed on all supported client operating system versions.

First visible indication:

A yellow 'Restart Required' balloon notification is displayed.

If you click within the boundary of this yellow balloon notification, a Software Center 'Restart your computer' notification is displayed. If you do not click within the boundary of the yellow notification box, the Software Center notification is not created and the yellow balloon notification fades away after approximately 5 seconds.

If you make no selections in the Software Center notification, it remains onscreen indefinitely. If you click Cancel or if you click Snooze and then click “OK”, the Software Center notification closes and a green icon is displayed to the far left of the visible notification area. If you mouse over the icon, a small “restart required” dialogue opens up.

To date, only one method has been identified that will disable all visible machine restart notifications.

NOTE Second workaround added 1/23/2013. See Alternate Workaround section at the end of this article.

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This method uses a combination of domain GPO Adm template settings and Local Policy Adm template settings with Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2. The specific Local Policy configuration settings are new with Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2. Thus these are the only client operating systems with which it is possible to achieve complete and total suppression of the restart notifications. These policies are:

NOTE Best practice discourages unnecessary editing of the Default Domain Policy.

Domain Policy
User Configuration
Policies
Admin templates
Start Menu and Taskbar
Set 'Turn off all Balloon Notifications' to 'Enabled'

Local policy on Win 7 (New setting for Windows 7):

Local Policy
User Configuration
Policies
Admin templates
Start Menu and Taskbar
Set 'Turn off automatic promotion of notifications to the taskbar' to Enabled.

References:

Agent Configuration

Deployment User Experience configuration

Yellow Balloon Notification

Software Center notification

Green notification area icon

Alternate Workaround

An additional workaround has been identified. This new workaround uses a single Windows Software Restriction GPO configuration setting to prevent SCNotification.exe from running and generating pop-up notifications. Note that this workaround will disable ALL ConfigMgr 2012 pop-up notifications. The Software Restriction GPO is available in Local Security Policy configuration settings and in Domain Policy configuration settings. These settings are common to Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 2003, and Windows 2008.

To implement this workaround with a Local Security Policy:

Click Start, then Run.

Type secpol.msc, then click OK.

Navigate to Local Computer PolicyComputer ConfigurationWindows SettingsSecurity SettingsSoftware Restriction Policies

Right-Click “Software Restriction Policies”; select “New Software Restriction Policies” from the pop-up menu.

Right-Click “Additional Rules”; select “ New Path Rule” from the pop-up menu.

Select “Browse” and browse to SCnotification.exe on the local machine or manually enter the path to ScNotification.exe.

Select “Disallowed”.

Click “OK” .

Right-Click “Additional Rules”; select “ New Hash Rule” from the pop-up menu.

Browse to and select SCnotification.exe on the local machine; hash values will be detected and added to the new rule.

Select “Disallowed”.

Click “OK”.

Close Local Security Policy Editor. It should look something like this:

To implement this workaround with a Domain Security Policy:

Open Group Policy Management Editor.

Select the Policy that you want to use to enable the Software Restriction Policies or create a new GPO.

Right-click the policy; select 'edit' from the pop-up menu.

Navigate to policynameComputer ConfigurationPoliciesWindows SettingsSecurity SettingsSoftware Restriction Policies

Right-Click “Software Restriction Policies”; select “New Software Restriction Policies” from the pop-up menu.

Right-Click “Additional Rules”; select “ New Path Rule” from the pop-up menu.

Select “Browse” and browse to SCnotification.exe on the local machine or manually enter the path to ScNotification.exe.

Select “Disallowed”.

Click “OK”.

Right-Click “Additional Rules”; select “ New Hash Rule” from the pop-up menu.

Browse to and select SCnotification.exe on the local machine; hash values will be detected and added to the new rule.

Select “Disallowed”.

Click “OK”.

Close Group Policy Management Editor. It should look something like this:

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Thanks to Premier Field Engineer Volkan Coskun for identifying this alternate workaround.

Terry McKinney Premier Field Engineer

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