WorkPace Removal Tool - Windows

Modified on Wed, 11 Sep at 8:46 PM

Summary

Occasionally there are errors or issues when uninstalling WorkPace Classic. In the event the WorkPace uninstaller fails we have a quick and simple tool that you can run to remove WorkPace from your computer. This tool is currently only available for Windows. It requires Admin privileges to run. 


**THIS REMOVAL TOOL IS INTENDED ONLY FOR WorkPace CLASSIC. DO NOT RUN THIS ON A MACHINE WITH THE WELLNOMICS APP INSTALLED. IT WILL NOT REMOVE THE WELLNOMICS APP AND MAY REMOVE IMPORTANT FILES REQUIRED FOR THE APP TO FUNCTION** 


How Does it work? 

The WorkPace Removal Tool works in a few quick steps.

  1. Identifies and stops WorkPace processes
  2. Attempts to run the uninstaller
  3. Searches for and removes WorkPace registry entries
  4. Searches for and removes all WorkPace files
  5. Removes WorkPace Start menu entries


Where do I get it? 

You can download the tool from our site here


How do I use it? 

Run the Exe with administrator privileges. Below are more details on special parameters. 


Parameters

The Application has two optional parameters that can be used when running or deploying the application:


-Silent: Runs the tool in silent mode, which suppresses all console output.

-Hidden: Runs the tool in hidden mode, which hides all console windows.


To use a parameter, include it when running the tool. For example, to run the tool in silent mode, in a command prompt type 'WPCRemovalTool.exe -Silent and press Enter


Additional Notes

*This will delete the users $usrname.raw file located at "C:\USERS\$Username\appdata\roaming\Wellnomics\Workpace". If you wish to keep the recorded data you should copy this file to a safe directory outside of the WorkPace folder, before running the removal tool. 



Compatible WorkPace versions:

5.0.2 to 5.5.9

Anything prior to 5.0.2, it is not recommended to use this tool.


Read Me File contents:

WorkPace Removal Tool

This Application is used to remove the Wellnomics WorkPace application from a Windows computer. The Application checks if the application is installed, stops its associated processes, deletes its installation folder and registry entries, and then uninstalls the application. It is required to run as an Administrator. 


Usage

1. Open a CLI, as admin, on the computer you want to remove WorkPace from.

2. Navigate to the directory you saved the application.

3. Run the Application by typing WPCRemovalTool.exe (and any desired parameters) and pressing Enter.


Deployment

The application can be deployed to multiple systems as well. 

1. In your deployment tool of choice create the package to run with the -silent -hidden parameters

example: WPCRemovalTool.exe -silent -hidden


Parameters

The Application has two optional parameters that can be used when running the Application:


-Silent: Runs the Application in silent mode, which suppresses all console output.

-Hidden: Runs the Application in hidden mode, which hides all console windows.


To use a parameter, include it when running the Application. For example, to run the Application in silent mode, type WPCRemovalTool.exe -Silent and press Enter.


Output

The Application outputs log messages to a log file located in the "C:\temp\WorkPace Removal Logs" directory. If the directory does not exist, the Application creates it.


The log file is named "COMPUTERNAME.log", where "COMPUTERNAME" is the name of the computer the Application is run on. If the Application is run multiple times on the same computer, the log file is appended with the date and time of the Application run.


Disclaimer

This Application is provided as-is and without warranty or support. Use at your own risk. The author is not responsible for any damages or losses that may occur as a result of using this Application.


Copyright Wellnomics Ltd 1995-2024

 




 


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