powershell - Manually removing all of LogMeIn -


i have powershell script removes logmein (or program search name) add/remove programs.

this works remove instances of lmi, meaning version has been installed locally via plug-ins etc.

the way thought of doing delete respective registry entries , app data - querying hkey_users hive instead of hkcu hive proving troublesome.

anyone had similar, have search term in registry want blitz off? have tried mapping hkey_users ps-drive query cant terminology right.

function forceuninstall { stop-process -processname lmiguardian* stop-process -processname logmein* stop-process -processname logmeinsystray* stop-process -processname ramaint*   $null = new-psdrive -psprovider registry -name hkey_users -root hkey_users cd hkey_users:/ $objects = get-childitem hkey_users:\  -erroraction silentlycontinue    foreach ($object in $objects){  $testpath = "$($object.name)\software\logmein"  $testpath =  $testpath -replace [regex]::escape("hkey_users\"),'hkey_users:\' $testpath2 = "$($object.name)\software\logmein ignition" $testpath2 = $testpath2 -replace [regex]::escape("hkey_users\"),'hkey_users:\' if (test-path $testpath) {  $pathstodelete += $testpath   }   if (test-path $testpath2) { $pathstodelete += $testpath2   }  }   foreach ($path in  $pathstodelete){  write-host "removing $path"  (get-childitem $path).pspath |remove-item -recurse  "deleted registry key"  }    $localpaths = @("hkey_local_machine:\system\current control set\services\lmiinfo",         "hkey_local_machine:\software\logmein"         "hkey_local_machine:\system\current control set\services\lmimaint",         "hkey_local_machine:\system\current control set\services\lmimirr",         "hkey_local_machine:\system\current control set\services\lmirfsclientnp",         "hkey_local_machine:\system\current control set\services\lmirfsdriver",         "hkey_local_machine:\system\current control set\services\logmein")    $location = new-psdrive -psprovider registry -name hkey_local_machine -root hkey_local_machine cd hkey_local_machine:/  foreach ($path in  $localpaths){  write-host "removing $path"  (get-childitem $path).pspath |remove-item -recurse  "deleted registry key"  }   remove-itemproperty -path "hkey_local_machine:\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run" -name "logmein gui" write-host "removed logmein gui file"   }


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