How to uninstall GroupWise Messenger from windows 10 without using control panel?

We're moving away from GroupWise and need a solution to remove messenger without touching every device in our org. 
I'm not finding a straight-forward way to do this. 

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    I think the best way to remove or uninstall programs on windows  is to use the control panel!

    why do you not want to use it?

    what software will you use for replacement?
    I think that groupwise is the best and stable email and messaging system!

    what are your troubles with groupwise? There are monthly webinars to anderstand the new functions and we can communicate with the product manager and developer!

    how do you plain to uninstall the groupwise client?
    how do you plan to replace the obsolete windows 10?

    good luck by your migrations!

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    The Control Panel is only the best for ones offs, it is a royal pain when you have to do a mass cleanup of things. (eg, "we didn't mean to roll that test app to all the systems, now how do we clean up" from some early ZCM usages).

    As great as GroupWise Messenger is, it only works within a given organization, so what good is it if your professional services people can't use it to communicate with their various clients and partners at other organizations, even if they are running GW Messenger?

    Sometimes the needs of an organization cannot be met by a given tool, and they have to move on, even if it means giving up all the security benefits of the tool.  No amount of zealotry can change that.

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    Andy of KonecnyConsulting.ca in Toronto
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    The Control Panel is only the best for ones offs, it is a royal pain when you have to do a mass cleanup of things. (eg, "we didn't mean to roll that test app to all the systems, now how do we clean up" from some early ZCM usages).

    As great as GroupWise Messenger is, it only works within a given organization, so what good is it if your professional services people can't use it to communicate with their various clients and partners at other organizations, even if they are running GW Messenger?

    Sometimes the needs of an organization cannot be met by a given tool, and they have to move on, even if it means giving up all the security benefits of the tool.  No amount of zealotry can change that.

    ________________________

    Andy of KonecnyConsulting.ca in Toronto
    Please use the "Like" and/or "Verified Answers" as appropriate as that helps us all.

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