Opera Silent Uninstall & Install With Group Policy [How-to]

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Updated onJune 12, 2024

updated onJune 12, 2024

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Group Policy simplifies Opera browser management, ensuring consistency and efficiency across office computers.

It ensures everyone’s computer is set up the same way, which saves time and avoids problems. Here are 3 different ways to install and uninstall it easily:

How to silent install/uninstall the Opera browser

1. Install with Command Prompt

This is the more popular way of installing the Opera browser with a Group Policy. It should easily be installed on every device connected to the network.

2. Uninstall using CMD

3. Use Windows Powershell

It is important to note that all these must be done with the administrator’s permission or else, it may fail.

How can I set Opera as the default browser with GPO?

These are the various ways to install and uninstall Opera with Group Policy. Ensure you follow each solution strictly for a higher chance of success.

You can leave your questions and suggestions below in the comments section. We’d like to hear from you.

Opera Silent Uninstall & Install With Group Policy [How-to]#

How to silent install/uninstall the Opera browser#

1. Install with Command Prompt#

2. Uninstall using CMD#

3. Use Windows Powershell#

How can I set Opera as the default browser with GPO?#