So my question is, would it be possible to disable the Webex application to launch automatically at the start-up? I only require Webex when there is a scheduled meeting from clients on the application. I noticed that the application always launches automatically every time I restart my Windows laptop operating system. I have all my clients using various collaboration tools, and for a specific client i use Webex to join the meetings. Deleting.I recently have installed Webex on my Windows 10 computer. # Loop through wxptPathsArray array and determine if folder or file and delete appropriatelyĮcho "$eachPath is a directory. PidsArray=($(ps aux | awk '/Webex Productivity Tools/ ')) # Get PIDs of Webex Productivity Tools app and kill processes Launchctl bootout gui/$(id -u "$currentUser") "$pluginAgentPath"Įcho "WxPT Plugin Agent is not running."
# See if LaunchAgent is running and unload if it is read "/Users/$currentUser" NFSHomeDirectory | cut -d: -f 2 | sed 's/^ *//'| tr -d '
'/Library/ScriptingAdditions/WebexScriptAddition.osax'ĬurrentUser=$(stat -f %Su "/dev/console")
'/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/WebExPlugin' Does not handle closing Outlook so it is silent but a restart of Outlook is required to fully complete the removal. I wrote this for our internal use but it was vetted by the Webex PT team so customers could use it as well. Google's not showing me any Mac tools for (natively) silently uninstalling WebEx (I suspect that it doesn't exist). Yeah, a lot of work and hoop-jumping, but it's a route I'd explore were I in your shoes. So you might have to jump through some hoops like: 1) index the WebEx installer to create the uninstall option (or, even repackage the WebEx installer using Composer) 2) re-install WebEx silently on all your client machines so that the package receipt exists 3) then use a jamf policy to execute the uninstall command. But if WebEx was installed prior to all of this, then the package receipt won't be understood or parsed by the jamf binary that's doing the uninstall work. One thing that's not clear - I'm almost certain that this uninstaller functionality relies on a package receipt being installed on a system. But it's the route I'd go - basically use Jamf Admin to index the WebEx installer which then enables the uninstall option in Jamf Pro. Obviously, you'd need to test this and if your software has already been deployed/installed (which is sounds like), this process may not work.so YMMV. I don't have any experience with installing or uninstalling WebEx, but for other applications that I've wanted to silently uninstall on my fleet, I've successfully been able to build (or rebuild) the installer package/dmg, make sure that I've indexed the package/dmg in Jamf Admin, which then allows Jamf Pro to silently uninstall the software via a policy.
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