Introduction

This post is a just a quick follow up on my previous post: Uninstall any application in a jiffy using PowerShell and Configuration Manager

I received a few questions whether the PowerShell script can be used with Microsoft Intune instead of Microsoft Configuration Manager. And sure! This post will explain one of many approaches available with Intune. 🙂

PowerShell

The script I use is located on my GitHub repository here: PowerShell/Uninstall-Application.ps1 at master · imabdk/PowerShell (github.com)

Now, the script is originally designed to accept and require a parameter: -displayName.

If you want to use this with the script feature in Intune, you’ll have to make one adjustment: Define the parameter within the script and make it non-mandatory like this:

param(
    [Parameter(Mandatory=$false)]
    [string[]]$displayName = ("KeePass","FileZilla")
)

Microsoft Intune

In the Microsoft Intune admin center, navigate to Devices -> Scripts and create a new script for Windows 10 and later:

Configure the script settings similar to below and deploy to the desired group of devices or users.

Monitor C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\IntuneManagementExtension\Logs\AgentExecutor.log for details on execution of the script:

ENJOY 🙂