V10 Cleanup Tool Exe

    AB TUTOR V10 CLEANUP UTILITY

    A command-line utility for removing AB Tutor v10 Client from Windows systems. This tool performs a comprehensive cleanup of all AB Tutor v10 Client components including services, scheduled tasks, files, and registry entries.

    COMMAND LINE OPTIONS

    --logpath <path>  Optional. Specifies a file path where detailed logs will be written.
    --nowait          Optional. Skips the exit delay and closes immediately.

    DEPLOYMENT OPTIONS

    Option 1: Intune Deployment
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    Packaging:

    Use the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool to create the .intunewin package:

       IntuneWinAppUtil.exe -c <source_folder> -s "AB Tutor v10 Cleanup Utility.exe" -o <output_folder>

    Configuration:

    1. Install Command:

       "AB Tutor v10 Cleanup Utility.exe" --logpath "C:\ProgramData\ABTutor\cleanup.log" --nowait

    2. Detection Rules:
      * Use return code method
      * Success codes: 0 (complete success) or 3 (partial success)

    Option 2: PsExec Deployment
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    Requirements:
    * Domain admin or local admin credentials on target machines
    * Network connectivity to target machines
    * File share accessible by target machines
    * Windows SMB ports open (TCP 445)
    * Target machines must allow remote administration

    Steps:

    1. Download PsExec from Microsoft's Sysinternals:
      * Download and extract PsExec.exe to your machine
      * Or install via winget: winget install --id Microsoft.Sysinternals

    2. Create a text file 'computers.txt' with one hostname per line:
      Example:
      PC001
      PC002
      PC003

    3. Copy the utility to a network share accessible by target machines, e.g., \\server\share\cleanup\

    4. Run the following PowerShell script:

       $computers = Get-Content "computers.txt"
       $count = 0
       $success = 0

       function Get-ResultMessage {
           param($exitCode)
           switch ($exitCode) {
               0 { return "Success - Complete cleanup" }
               1 { return "Error - General failure" }
               2 { return "Error - Insufficient privileges" }
               3 { return "Warning - Partial cleanup" }
               default { return "Error - Unknown (Code: $exitCode)" }
           }
       }

       foreach ($computer in $computers) {
           $count++
           Write-Host "Processing $computer..." -NoNewline
           $logPath = "\\server\share\cleanup\logs\$computer.log"

           # If not running as domain admin, you'll need to provide credentials to PsExec
           # Add these parameters to the psexec command:
           #   -u "DOMAIN\username" -p "password"    # For domain account
           #   -u "username" -p "password"           # For local admin account
           # Example:
           #   psexec \\$computer -u "CONTOSO\admin" -p "password" -s "\\server\share\cleanup\AB Tutor v10 Cleanup Utility.exe"

           psexec \\$computer -s "\\server\share\cleanup\AB Tutor v10 Cleanup Utility.exe" --logpath $logPath --nowait
           $result = Get-ResultMessage $LASTEXITCODE

           Write-Host " $result"
           if ($LASTEXITCODE -eq 0) { $success++ }
       }

       Write-Host "`nFinished processing $count computers. Complete success: $success"

    MONITORING

    Return Codes:
    0: Complete success
    1: General error
    2: Insufficient privileges
    3: Partial success (some operations skipped/failed)

    Event Log:
    The utility writes errors and final status to the Windows Event Log under source "AB Tutor v10 Cleanup".
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