

The Kaspersky Endpoint Security 10 for Windows remote uninstallation task will start. Run the task manually or want until it runs according to the schedule.If necessary, select the checkbox Run task after Wizard finishes.Select the user account for running the task.Assign the task to the existing group of managed computers. Assign task to an administration group.Specify NetBIOS names, DNS names, IP addresses and ranges. Specify device addresses manually, or import addresses from list.Select devices the Administration Server has detected. Select networked devices detected by Administration Server.Select the devices to which the task will be applied:.Configure the operating system restart.So you can create a batch file for this and then push it out using SCCM or another tool designed for this type of purpose.
UNINSTALL KASPERSKY WINDOWS 10 USING CMD FULL
klmover -address newserveraddress For a full list of commands see this link: This can also be scripted.

UNINSTALL KASPERSKY WINDOWS 10 USING CMD DRIVER
Select the check boxes for the information you want to keep: First thing first: Why on earth are you still using Windows XP Alright, now that that’s out of the way, let us continue Since there is no netcfg command in Windows XP (at least not built-in one anyway) I will show you a way to unhide the driver so it can be uninstalled via NIC Properties GUI.In the installation wizard window, click Remove.

Select Kaspersky Endpoint Security 10 for Windows and click Change. Open Control Panel → Programs and Features.If it was installed through Kaspersky Security Center, the Remove option in the wizard is inactive. Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows can only be removed through the installation wizard if it was installed locally.
