What is the process of removing software from devices remotely, Windows only?

• A. Remote Uninstallation
• B. Uninstall Remotely
• C. Remote Removal
• D. Software Eradication

Answer: (A)

Remote uninstallation is the process of removing software from devices without physical access, typically pushed from a central management console to Windows endpoints. It usually runs silently, using commands like MSIEXEC or built-in uninstall routines, so users aren’t prompted during the removal. This term directly describes how software is removed on Windows machines remotely, which is why it’s the best fit for the scenario.

The other phrases aren’t standard names for this action and can be ambiguous. “Uninstall remotely” sounds awkward and less precise, “remote removal” is vague and could refer to removing files or permissions rather than a proper uninstall routine, and “software eradication” implies a complete wipe of all traces and is not the conventional term for uninstalling a program.