How to Uninstall the Previously Installed Workstatus Mac App Using Microsoft Intune
How to Uninstall the Previously Installed Workstatus Visible Mac App Using Microsoft Intune
1. Overview
This document explains how an IT administrator can uninstall the previously installed Visible Workstatus Windows App from user systems by deploying a PowerShell script through Microsoft Intune.
Once the script is created and assigned to the required users or devices, Intune will execute it according to the configured assignment and execution schedule.
2. Prerequisites
Before starting the process, ensure that:
- You have access to the Microsoft Intune Admin Center.
- You have the required administrator permissions to create and assign scripts.
- The uninstall script has been prepared and shared by the Workstatus team.
- The target macOS devices are enrolled in Microsoft Intune.
- The appropriate user or device groups are available for assignment.
3. Log In to Microsoft Intune
- Open the Microsoft Intune Admin Center: https://intune.microsoft.com/
- Sign in using your administrator account.

4. Navigate to Platform Scripts
Follow these steps:
- Go to Devices.
- Select MacOS.
- Navigate to Scripts.
- Click Add.


5. Configure Script
5.1 Basic Information
Enter the following details:
- Name: Enter an appropriate script name.
- Description: Enter a description explaining that the script uninstalls the previously installed Workstatus Windows App.
Example:
Name: Uninstall Previous Workstatus Windows App
Description: Remove the previously installed Workstatus Windows App from targeted macOS systems.
Click Next.

5.2 Script Settings
Configure the following settings:
Setting | Value |
|---|---|
Script location | Upload the Uninstallation Script file shared by the Workstatus team |
Run script as signed-in user | No |
Hide script notifications on devices | Yes |
Script frequency | Not configured |
Max number of times to retry if script fails | 3 time |
Click On Next


5.3 Assignment
Assign the script to the required users or devices.
Under Included groups:
- Click Add groups.
- Select the appropriate assignment target:
- Required user group
- All users
- All devices
- Verify the selected group or target before continuing.
Recommendation: Test the script on a limited group of Windows devices before assigning it to all users or devices.
Click Next.

5.4 Review and Create
- Review the basic information.
- Verify the script settings.
- Check the assignment configuration.
- Click Create.
The PowerShell script is now configured in Microsoft Intune.

6. Automatic Uninstallation Process
After the script is created and assigned:
- Microsoft Intune delivers the script to the targeted macOS systems according to its execution schedule.
- The script runs using the configured execution context.
- The previous Workstatus macOS App is removed if the script executes successfully and identifies the intended installation.
- Intune reports the script execution status.
7. Verify the Uninstallation Status
- Open the Microsoft Intune Admin Center.
- Navigate to Devices → macOS → Scripts → click on scripts nmae.
- Open the created uninstall script.
- Review the device execution status, including successful and failed executions.
- You can also view the execution status for each user. Click on the pie chart to view the successful and failed statuses.
On the target Windows system, verify that the previous Workstatus application has been removed.
If the script fails, review the reported error and the PowerShell script logs before retrying.



8. Final Validation Checklist
- Logged in to Microsoft Intune.
- Opened macOS Platform scripts.
- Added the uninstall script.
- Configured the basic information.
- Uploaded the script shared by the Workstatus team.
- Configured the script execution settings.
- Assigned the required users or devices.
- Created the script successfully.
- Verified the script execution status.
- Confirmed that the previous Workstatus Windows App was uninstalled.
9. Expected Result
The previously installed Workstatus Windows App is removed from the targeted Windows systems after the Intune PowerShell script executes successfully.
Updated on: 16/10/2026
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