Whilst I’m a massive fan of PMPC, Scappman and Winget, there are times where I have to go old fashioned and package applications myself
I’ve found the best way of detecting the uninstall string to use is to install the application (ideally in a sandbox) and then go digging through the registry which works well, but is time consuming.
To speed things up, here is my latest script which digs through 32-bit and 64-bit registry keys and grabs the app name and uninstall string.
You then have the option to export to a CSV or output in a gridview where you can select a row and it will drop the uninstall into the copy buffer.
As always, you can find it on GitHub:
https://github.com/andrew-s-taylor/public/blob/main/Powershell%20Scripts/list-uninstall-keys.ps1
Or the PowerShell Gallery
Install-Script -Name list-uninstall-keysHappy uninstalling!
