Workstation is a desktop application. In some cases, IT will need to uninstall Workstation and make sure it has no footprint left.
If you want to determine if Workstation is already installed, please follow the how to guide.
This article explains how to uninstall Workstation from a Windows machine and ensure it has no leftover files.
To remove Workstation, you'll need to start the Windows "Program and Features".
Done. Workstation is uninstalled.
To "clean up" the machine from Workstation leftovers, please continue to the "Purge Workstation" section.
"%localappdata%\Workstation\Update.exe" --uninstall -s
Following uninstallation, Windows will keep a couple of files related to the Workstation and its folder.
You can clean up files by executing the following CLI command:
rmdir /s /q %localappdata%/Workstation
On Mac, Workstation is installed under the following path:
/Applications/Workstation.app
To remove Workstation from a Mac:
killall Workstation\
Following uninstallation, you'll need to remove the following files for a full cleanup of the system:
~/Library/Application\ Support/Workstation ~/Library/Logs/Workstation ~/Library/Caches/com.walkme.desktopworkstation ~/Library/Caches/com.walkme.desktopworkstation.ShipIt ~/Library/Saved Application State/com.walkme.desktopworkstation.savedState ~/Library/Preferences/com.walkme.desktopworkstation.plist
Removing an app from Mac does not automatically remove its associated keychain items. Keychain items are stored in a separate database, and they are not deleted when you delete the app. This is because keychain items can be used by other apps and deleting them could break those apps.
To remove all keychain items associated with an app, you can do so with the following script:
#!/bin/bash i=0 limit=10 while [ $i -lt $limit ] do OUTPUT=$(( $(security delete-generic-password -l "walkme-pkk" ~/Library/Keychains/login.keychain) ) 2>&1) echo $OUTPUT if [[ "$OUTPUT" == *"not be found"* ]]; then echo "no more passwords walkme-pkk" break; fi true $(( i++ )) done