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Creating a setup wizard within Visual Studio does not include an uninstall shortcut with it. The 
easiest and quickest way would be to do the following. This post assumes you already know how to create a setup wizard.
Create a batch file (say name it uninstall.bat) with the contents below
@echo off
msiexec /x {xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx}
Where {xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx} is the product code that is found in your setup project’s product code. Make sure you include the brackets as well.
Under Application Folder, right click, choose ADD, then FILE and browser to where uninstall.bat is located. Under User’s Program Menu, right click and create a shortcut. Then browser to Application Folder and choose the uninstall.bat file that you just added.
Rebuild your project and voila! Your uninstall shortcut is now included when the setup wizard installs your application.
thanks for this great read i enjoyed it
you are welcome 😀
Thnks man that was great
welcome dude 😉
Simple & just what I needed.
Thanks
thanks a lot dude.
but in my case the directory structures created by install application remain unhanded.
would you tell me how to remove them too?
im sorry. what do you mean by unhanded?
This is a valid way for uninstalling, however there is also ther ways. For example bu calling msiexec from within the application itself, an example of this can be seen here: http://endofstream.com/creating-uninstaller-in-a-visual-studio-project/
Best reagads 🙂
how to create a batch file
thanks a lot.
Thanks Man . Saved my time.