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When customers transition from Office Live Meeting 2007 to Microsoft Lync, it is necessary to uninstall the Live Meeting 2007 client and associated Conferencing Add-in for Microsoft Office Outlook. This article provides IT Pros with guidance and the command lines required to complete the uninstall.
Author: Mike Jorden
Publication date: September 2011
Product version: Live Meeting 2007 client and Conferencing Add-in for Microsoft Office Outlook
Use the following Msiexec command line to automatically uninstall the Live Meeting 2007 client and the Conferencing Add-in for Microsoft Office Outlook.
Msiexec /x install.msi /qb-
where install.msi is the path and name of the original MSI file used to install the product:
/qb- will provide a basic interface with the progress bar. Information about running the Msiexec command is available at Msiexec (command-line options) in the TechNet Library.
If the original file used was an EXE file rather than MSI, the MSI file can be extracted from the EXE by using the following command:
SETUP.EXE /C /T:<full path >
where SETUP.EXE is the name of the original EXE file used to install the client or add-in and <full path> is the path to the folder into which you want the MSI to be extracted.
Keywords: Live Meeting 2007 client, Conferencing Add-in for Microsoft Office Outlook, Lync