private void initializeLists(ListContainer list)
{
int i;
//batchList = new CheckedListBox();
batchList.CheckOnClick = true;
batchList.Name = "batchList";
batchList.ThreeDCheckBoxes = true;
List<UninstallItem> uItem = new List<UninstallItem>();
uItem = list.uItem;
for (i = 0; i < uItem.Count; i++)
{
batchList.Items.Add(uItem[i], false);
}
batchList.Items.Add(batchList);
Controls.Add(this.batchList);
// manualBox = new CheckedListBox();
manualBox.CheckOnClick = true;
manualBox.Name = "manualBox";
manualBox.ThreeDCheckBoxes = true;
List<UserUninstallItem> uUitem = new List<UserUninstallItem>();
uUitem = list.uUItem;
for (i = 0; i < uUitem.Count; i++)
{
manualBox.Items.Add(uUitem[i], false);
}
manualBox.Items.Add(manualBox);
Controls.Add(this.manualBox);
}
/// <summary>
/// a progress bar to start the program...
/// gets all the info for the installed programs
/// </summary>
/// <param name="killBrowsersEnabled">
/// TRUE if the killBrowsers thread will be started
/// FALSE if the killBrowsers thread will NOT be started</param>
public starting(bool killBrowsersEnabled)
{
InitializeComponent();
progressBar1.Style = ProgressBarStyle.Marquee;
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(100);
this.Show();
//gather info for installed programs, pass results to main window.
ListContainer items = new ListContainer();
items = getPrograms();
this.Hide();
var mainWin = new mainWindow(killBrowsersEnabled, items);
mainWin.ShowDialog();
this.Close();
//mainWin.ShowDialog();
//AT THIS POINT, THE TWO LIST HAVE BEEN GENERATED. Time to make the new form.
}
public ListContainer getPrograms()
{
// BELOW IS COPIED FROM ANOTHER VERSION OF THE PROGRAM AND HAS
// BEEN INTEGRATED HERE
/// First check OS Arch. If 64, do 64bit programs, then go to 32 bit. If 32 bit, just go to 32 bit programs. For each program, build list of those
/// using MsiExec.exe and build their command line arguments. Store all of these in UninstallItem items in a list.
/// Then sort list by program name and print to screen. Use this as a basis for future batch uninstaller iterations.
//DECLARATIONS
int first, last, pos; //variables for the first and last positions in strings for substring calculation.
string tmpName, val; //strings used to store strings for processing (mostly from registry values)
RegistryKey rk, tmp; //registrykey objects that will be used to parse registry data for uninstall values
string[] progs32; //array of strings for 32 bit applications.
string[] progs64; //array of strings for 64 bit applications.
List<UninstallItem> uList = new List<UninstallItem>(); //final list of batch uninstallable items, eventually will be sorted.
List<UserUninstallItem> uUList = new List<UserUninstallItem>(); //final list of User uninstallable items.
UninstallItem tUItem; //temp uninstall item object to be pushed to uList.
UserUninstallItem tUUItem; //temp User Uninstall item object to be pushed to uUList.
bool is64bit = !string.IsNullOrEmpty(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432")); //test to see if OS that program is running on is 64 bit or not (used for early .NET version compatibility)
//THIS IS A TEST VARIABLE
UserUninstallItem tItem = new UserUninstallItem();
//THIS IS A TEST VARIABLE
//64 bit
if (is64bit)
{
//is a 64 bit OS, must parse entire registry.
rk = RegistryKey.OpenBaseKey(Microsoft.Win32.RegistryHive.LocalMachine, RegistryView.Registry64);
rk = rk.OpenSubKey("Software").OpenSubKey("Microsoft").OpenSubKey("Windows").OpenSubKey("CurrentVersion").OpenSubKey("Uninstall");
//64 bit Uninstall tree open. Start enumerating programs
progs64 = new string[rk.ValueCount];
progs64 = rk.GetSubKeyNames();
foreach (string j in progs64)
{
tUItem = new UninstallItem();
tmp = rk.OpenSubKey(j);
val = (string)tmp.GetValue("UninstallString");
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(val))
{
if (val.StartsWith("MsiExec", true, null))
{
//if these two are true, we've found a key that has a valid uninstall string.
//time to find GUID of application.
first = val.IndexOf('{');
last = val.LastIndexOf('}');
tmpName = val.Substring(first, (last - first) + 1);
tUItem.guid = tmpName;
//create new uninstall string.
tUItem.uninstallString = " /x " + tUItem.guid + " " + "/qn";
//get program name
val = (string)tmp.GetValue("DisplayName");
tUItem.progName = val;
uList.Add(tUItem);
}
else //this is the case where the uninstall is not an MSI and must be handled manually.
{//basically, all I need to do is get the name of the program and uninstall string and attempt to run it.
if (!val.ToUpperInvariant().Contains(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("windir").ToUpperInvariant()))
{
tUUItem = new UserUninstallItem();
tUUItem.progName = (string)tmp.GetValue("DisplayName");
tUUItem.uninstallString = (string)tmp.GetValue("UninstallString");
if (tUUItem.uninstallString[0] == '\\')
{
try
{
tUUItem.uninstallString = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(tUUItem.uninstallString, "\\", " ");
}
catch (Exception e)
{
goto skip1;
}
}
if (tUUItem.uninstallString.Contains('\"'))
{
tUUItem.uninstallString = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(tUUItem.uninstallString, "\"", " ");
}
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(tUUItem.progName) && !String.IsNullOrEmpty(tUUItem.uninstallString))
{
uUList.Add(tUUItem);
Console.WriteLine(tUUItem.progName + "\n" + tUUItem.uninstallString + "\n\n");
}
}
skip1: ; //this is where we go if there is an issue parsing the uninstall string.
}
}
}
}
//always will do the 32 bit run because we're always running on at least a 32 bit system.
rk = RegistryKey.OpenBaseKey(Microsoft.Win32.RegistryHive.LocalMachine, RegistryView.Registry32);
rk = rk.OpenSubKey("Software").OpenSubKey("Microsoft").OpenSubKey("Windows").OpenSubKey("CurrentVersion").OpenSubKey("Uninstall");
//32 bit Uninstall tree open. Start/Add keys.
progs32 = new string[rk.ValueCount];
progs32 = rk.GetSubKeyNames();
foreach (string j in progs32)
{
tUItem = new UninstallItem();
tmp = rk.OpenSubKey(j);
val = (string)tmp.GetValue("UninstallString");
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(val))
{
if (val.StartsWith("MsiExec", true, null))
{
//found a key that can be unintalled. find guid
first = val.IndexOf('{');
last = val.LastIndexOf('}');
tmpName = val.Substring(first, (last - first) + 1);
tUItem.guid = tmpName;
//create new uninstall string
tUItem.uninstallString = " /x " + tUItem.guid + " " + "/qn";
//get program name
val = (string)tmp.GetValue("DisplayName");
tUItem.progName = val;
uList.Add(tUItem);
}
else //this is the case where the uninstall is not an MSI and must be handled manually.
{//basically, all I need to do is get the name of the program and uninstall string and attempt to run it.
if (!val.ToUpperInvariant().Contains(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("windir").ToUpperInvariant()))
{
tUUItem = new UserUninstallItem();
tUUItem.progName = (string)tmp.GetValue("DisplayName");
tUUItem.uninstallString = (string)tmp.GetValue("UninstallString");
if (tUUItem.uninstallString[0] == '\\')
{
try
{
tUUItem.uninstallString = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(tUUItem.uninstallString, "\\", " ");
}
catch (Exception e)
{
goto skip2;
}
}
if (tUUItem.uninstallString.Contains('\"'))
{
tUUItem.uninstallString = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(tUUItem.uninstallString, "\"", " ");
}
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(tUUItem.progName) && !String.IsNullOrEmpty(tUUItem.uninstallString))
{
uUList.Add(tUUItem);
Console.WriteLine(tUUItem.progName + "\n" + tUUItem.uninstallString + "\n\n");
}
}
}
skip2: ; //this is where we go if there is an exception in parsing the uninstall string.
}
}
ListContainer items = new ListContainer();
items.uItem = uList;
items.uUItem = uUList;
return items;
}
public mainWindow(bool killBrowsersEnabled, ListContainer list)
{
InitializeComponent();
initializeLists(list);
}
