Hi @anuj.johri !

This sounds like a great use case for Automox’s Worklet Development Kit!

Within the WDK we have a few pre-written functions that you can use for simplifying software installs.

• Get-Win32App will allow you to easily check to see if a specific software is installed.
• Remove-Win32App will allow you to perform a targeted uninstall of a specific software.

With these two functions in mind, we can cook up a low-code worklet to uninstall Adobe Shockwave!

Evaluation code:

$appName = 'Adobe Shockwave'
$installed = Get-Win32App | Where-Object { $_.Name -like "*$appName*" }

if ( $installed ) {
    Write-Output "$appName was detected. `nFlagging for Remediation."
    exit 99
}

Write-Output "$appName not detected. `nDevice is compliant."
exit 0

Remediation Code:

$appName = 'Adobe Shockwave'
$uninstall = Get-Win32App | Where-Object { $_.Name -like "*$appName*" } | Remove-Win32App -AdditionalArgs '/S'

if ( $uninstall.Exitcode -ne 0 ) {
    Write-Error "$appName uninstall has failed."
    exit 1
}

else {
    Write-Output "$appName uninstall was successful."
    exit 0
}

I hope that helps!