Here is an example query that will find all Workstation Systems (we don’t want to reboot Servers) with IE 9 installed: Part 1: Create a Collection of Systems with IE 9 Installed Advertise the Task Sequence to the Collection of Systems with IE9 installed.Create a Task Sequence that runs through all the packages in logical order.Package a script that kills the iexplore.exe process to ensure Internet Explorer is not running when the uninstall is executed.Package the MSI downloaded by clicking “Fix this problem” in the above article.Create a Collection of Workstations with IE9 installed.Here is the summary of how I set it up for one of my customers:
MSI installers are a perfect item to package up in SCCM for easy distribution! The awesome part is that the link runs an MSI. Microsoft has provided a Microsoft Fix It link within this article. I have seen various ways to do this with SCCM, and I am a fan of simple solutions. But how do you go about removing IE9 from systems? In this scenario you may need to uninstall IE9 and reinstall at a later time.
UNINSTALLING INTERNET EXPLORER 9 SOFTWARE
In environments with System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) you may have cases where an administrator accidentally rolled out IE 9 via SCCM’s Software Updates. Internet Explorer 9 is the fastest, most secure iteration of IE yet! Unfortunately, some companies are not ready to deploy it into production or are in a testing phase.
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