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Then find Team Viewer Entry and Delete it HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> Software-> WOW6432Node Then find Team Viewer Entry and Delete it.

Delete “Teamviewer” entries from Registry.īy open “Run”and type “regedit” and delete the following entries:.

Open “Run”and type “%appdata%” and delete TeamViewer folder

Delete “Teamviewer” folder from C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming.

Or you can open “Run” and type “%ProgramFiles(x86)%” (If you have 圆4 of windows installed) and delete the folder Or you can open “Run”and type “%ProgramFiles%” and delete the folder

Delete the folder named “Teamviewer” from “C:\Program Files\Teamviewer” or “C:\Program Files\Teamviewer (x86)”.īy browse to “C:\Program Files” or “C:\Program Files (x86)” (If you have 圆4 of windows installed).

Or you can open “Run”and type “appwiz.cpl” and find TeamViewer entry, then uninstall it Go to Control Panel>Programs>Programs and Features I will keep it as short as possible, to not make it look confusing.

The syntax for changing registry values or permissions with Regini is:Hello this tutorial will fix the “your trial period has expired” error you get on TeamViewer, if you follow the steps and do it correctly. How to change registry values or permissions from a command line or a script.Or you could just use Bob3754's key (updated for whatever version of TeamViewer you're running) to reset all the saved passwords using Microsoft's own REGINI tool: I did a second test and the silent uninstall nuked the Verskion8 SecurityPasswordAES key, on my system. Compare the two exports to see if there is anything related to the saved password you're trying to nuke left. You could use the NirSoft utility RegScanner to scan the registry on a typical machine BEFORE running the above batch-file, export the results, run the batch file, then run RegScanner again. In my tests I never actually created a TV account or saved a password, so I don't know if this silent uninstall removes the saved password key (see message by Bob3754 above). You need to update the uninstall key on the remote computers using the REGINI command (see below) or use PSEXEC to execute that command on all the remote boxes. "C:\Program Files (x86)\TeamViewer\Version8\uninstall.exe" /S That allows you to uninstall it silently (note the following is on a 64-bit version of Windows-for 32-bit remove the " (x86)"): But I found an undocumented command-line switch at this website: The default "uninstall string" runs a GUI uninstall program. No luck finding anything on their website, either. It looks like TV doesn't have an unattended uninstall setup.