How to un-install FenixPyre Windows Client
Unistall FenixPyre using GUI
To remove FenixPyre from your Windows system, follow these simple steps to ensure a smooth uninstallation:
Search for FenixPyre Uninstall:
Click on the Windows Start Menu (bottom-left corner of your screen).
Type FenixPyre Uninstall into the search bar.
Launch the Uninstaller:
Click on the FenixPyre Uninstall application from the search results.
Confirm Uninstallation:
A message box will appear asking for your confirmation to proceed with the uninstallation.
Click Yes to begin the uninstallation process.
Uninstallation Progress:
The uninstallation will start, and a progress UI will appear at the bottom right corner of the screen.
Wait for the process to complete.
Reboot Prompt:
Once the uninstallation is finished, a prompt will appear asking if you want to reboot your computer.
Click OK to reboot and finalize the uninstallation.
Watch below video tutorial on how to un-install using GUI
Uninstall FenixPyre using command lilne
If you want to silently uninstall FenixPyre, skip the unregistration process, and store the logs in a specified folder, use the following command:
Parameters:
-skip-unregister
This parameter can only be used with the -uninstall option. When specified, FenixPyre will uninstall successfully even if no internet connectivity is available. This bypasses the agent unregistration process from the Anchor cloud backend, allowing uninstallation to continue without issues. Note: The agent entry in the cloud backend will remain, but it will not cause any ill side effects.Example usage:
-silent
This parameter can be used for both -install and -uninstall. It ensures that no user prompts or progress bars will be shown during the process. The system will automatically proceed with installation or uninstallation without any interaction. If -silent is used, the system will reboot automatically after completion unless the -reboot-prompt option is also specified.Example usage:
-setup-logs <folder-path>
Redirects the log files created during the installation or uninstallation to the specified folder. If the specified folder doesn't exist, it will be created automatically. The log files will be named using a standard format. Example usage:-reboot-prompt
This parameter is intended for use with -silent mode. When specified, the system will prompt the user to confirm before proceeding with a reboot, even in silent mode. This gives the user the option to delay the reboot or skip it.Example usage:
-help
Displays a help window showing all available installation/uninstallation options and parameters. Note: If you use the -help parameter, any other specified parameters will be ignored.Example usage:
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