PuTTY Silent Uninstall Strings (MASTER LIST)

Are you trying to figure out how to silently uninstall PuTTY? Do you need a list of globally unique identifiers (GUIDs) for PuTTY? This article will serve as an informative guide and give you a clear understanding of how to perform the silent uninstall of all PuTTY EXE & MSI versions from the command line.

1. Determine What Versions of PuTTY are Installed
2. Locate the Silent Uninstall Strings from the Tables Below
3. Execute Command Line Switch from Elevated Command Prompt

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PuTTY Silent Uninstall (EXE) – Versions 0.53 through 0.57

(32-bit System)	"%ProgramFiles%\PuTTY\unins000.exe" /SILENT
(64-bit System)	"%ProgramFiles(x86)%\PuTTY\unins000.exe" /SILENT

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PuTTY Silent Uninstall (EXE) – Versions 0.58 through 0.66

(32-bit System)

TASKKILL.exe /F /IM putty.exe

DEL /F "%ProgramFiles%\PuTTY\putty.exe"

"%ProgramFiles%\PuTTY\unins000.exe" /SILENT

(64-bit System)

TASKKILL.exe /F /IM putty.exe

DEL /F "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\PuTTY\putty.exe"

"%ProgramFiles(x86)%\PuTTY\unins000.exe" /SILENT

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PuTTY Silent Uninstall (MSI)

Version:	PuTTY MSI Silent Uninstall Strings
0.67 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {ED9EF59B-0799-428E-823D-6D2B7B4FE2E0} /qn
0.68 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {55717628-7AE6-4BCF-A046-FA2768945E76} /qn
0.68 (64-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {DB149DDE-903A-4B5E-93C4-46BBEC48F0C2} /qn
0.69 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {E688B503-623E-4EF5-AA11-854DF1AE97BF} /qn
0.69 (64-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {5FE84905-DAF1-4319-82B2-D60BCA095BCE} /qn
0.70 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {0B06C05B-0069-4FE8-AC19-AAF6678FD0A8} /qn
0.70 (64-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {45B3032F-22CC-40CD-9E97-4DA7095FA5A2} /qn
0.71 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {D7AE1036-21C9-4204-9D03-0976390B6D37} /qn
0.71 (64-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {B27534DB-4F72-4F49-A3AD-5EC1B6901E5E} /qn
0.72 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {AFC7A1A0-BA96-4CD6-8D0F-FFD3C84F24F4} /qn
0.72 (64-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {8EFBA1C7-A8B8-4FB9-BEC0-6CEC6C7145DE} /qn
0.73 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {9A5E8BB6-AECA-42FB-8E76-DC8EA546AF2A} /qn
0.73 (64-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {44F7642C-AB7E-4468-B028-E8D08A0CBB0E} /qn
0.74 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {8F276E88-8C75-43AF-A245-7112AE5AF2DA} /qn
0.74 (64-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {127B996B-5308-4012-865B-9446451EA326} /qn
0.75 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {959D1CA2-9536-481C-86DD-155C09227F22} /qn
0.75 (64-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {06DB09EC-52D5-47FA-A0F3-D70ED6407481} /qn
0.76 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {8CFE5E4E-970A-4380-A782-AF6E609574F1} /qn
0.76 (64-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {1E0D5689-40F1-4E46-ABBB-EAAC68B5CD89} /qn
0.77 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {2B9F1234-D8ED-45C0-B865-511405F4734F} /qn
0.77 (64-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {E078C644-A120-4668-AD62-02E9FD530190} /qn
0.78 (32-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {FDB77018-8B16-456D-AAC9-0CFA01A36D92} /qn
0.78 (64-bit)	MsiExec.exe /x {4EEF2644-700F-46F8-9655-915145248986} /qn

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