#region Uninstalling ESET Endpoint Security $arguments = ' /X ' + $appdetails.PSChildName + ' /qn' + ' /norestart' The one-liner I talked earlier about is something like this: Start-Process msiexec.exe -Argument '/x Now let’s Uninstall ESET Endpoint Security with Intune Proactive Remediations. But let’s assume you have a Windows device with ESET Endpoint Security installed. Please test the scripts below on one of your test devices and see if they have the desired outcome. Make sure the scripts are encoded in UTF-8.Windows 10/11 Virtual Desktop Access (VDA) per user.Windows 10/11 Education A3 or A5 (included in Microsoft 365 A3 or A5).Windows 10/11 Enterprise E3 or E5 (included in Microsoft 365 F3, E3, or E5).Devices run Enterprise, Professional, or Education edition of Windows 10 or later.Devices are enrolled with Endpoint Manager.Read the Microsoft documentation on proactive remediations prerequisites for any updates but here are the most important things to remember: The report above looks a lot better right? Proactive Remediations Prerequisites You can use Intune to deploy these script packages and see more detailed reports than with simple PowerShell script deployments. Each script package consists of a detection script and a remediation script. Proactive remediations are script packages that can detect and fix issues on a device.

At first I thought of and actually deployed a PowerShell script with one line to uninstall ESET, but I wanted to have a little more insights than a simple table with Succeeded as a status as shown below. One of the requirements was to migrate to Defender for Endpoint. I was working on a project where the customer had Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices enrolled with Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune) but still used ESET Endpoint Security. This is going to be a short blogpost showing you how to uninstall ESET Endpoint Security with Intune Proactive Remediations.

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