Cmdlet to uninstall .....

[grego86]

Bare with me. I'm a college student taking a "Implementing Microsoft-based Network Directory Services" class and I'm needing someone to double check a cmdlet for me. My lab I'm currently working on I'm suppose to uninstall the Print & Document Service, Application Server. Features: Group Policy Management, Internet Printing Client, and Windows Server Backup. After this I'll be returning to a full GUI interface from core. Is the correct cmdlet? Also if I just remove Print & Document Service and Application server will the features be removed at the same time ? Thanks for the help !


Remove-WindowsFeature Application-Server,printdocument-service

 

[Neemobeer]

Which server version?

 

[Neemobeer]

If you're talking about Server 2012 you can use Get-WindowsFeature "*" to see all available and installed features and then use the Remove-WindowsFeature <featurename> as shown in the output of the Get command. Here is some example output and you can do partial names to find something more specific. I did one for anything with Print in the name.

 

[grego86]

Ooops sorry I apologize. Server 2012R2 Datacenter.

 

[grego86]

Awesome thank you ! Glad I was on the right track. Thanks again.