Hello,

I wanted to know if this query works correctly for you because for a little while now I have been getting an error during execution.

Hello,
I'm having trouble with a command to add a user to a local audit group.

2022-11-08 09:44:33,484 CRITICAL Fatal error in audit function: TypeError: 'error' object is not subscriptable:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Program Files (x86)\wapt ...

Hello,

I followed their procedure using an XML file that allows you to choose to uninstall all their software or only the ones you want.

https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/usin ... ducts.html

Hello,

I'm still having the same problem. What's happening is during installation; it keeps traces of the old executable. [Image link:

https://i.ibb.co/nmrGSgQ/2021-06-01-11h58-52.png

] As a result, I'm still getting the error in the console

: EWaptSetupException: Fatal error: MSI...

Sorry for the delay.

I just uninstalled manually and then reinstalled via WAPT; the error is gone.

It's affecting machines running Windows 10 version 1909 and it impacts any type of desktop or laptop computer

When I look at a post where the problem is present, the registry is fine.

Currently, I'm also getting the error

EWaptSetupException: Fatal error: MSI googlechromestandaloneenterprise64_87.0.4280.66.msi has been installed and the uninstall key {27AC56BA-489B-3BDF-98B8-AA1CE49ABB9F} was found, but the version is not good,

but not on all machines.

I tried your commands.

I still have the Windows.old folder.

I can't find the right commands to properly clean it up after the upgrade.

The commands work manually if you check "Replace all permission entries for child objects," which I can't find in the command prompt

Hello,

back from vacation, I'm getting back to the topic of cleaning up Windows 10 upgrades.

I'm using the solution Simon gave me, but I'm encountering a problem: the Windows.old folder isn't being deleted, even though the permissions modification commands work whether I'm running as administrator or...