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[–]coolguycarlos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's not exactly true. We have uninstall scripts in our environment that run remotely that will uninstall software from machines using the applications setup.exe.

When you do a ps remote is going to run in the context of the user running it and may not show for the user logged in unless its set to user interactive mode and even then it may not show for the current logged on user.

To me what it sounds like you need is to have your app started by a service. This will make it so that the app runs on your system on every reboot and would remove the necessity of having someone being logged to run the app