Hi Ashish, thanks for replying.
If you create a package with the CCP application you will get a .msi installer. When deploying applications through GPO you assign a msi to a GPO and then assign this GPO to several workstations. When a workstation boots the .msi will be installed during start-up of the workstation.
When you want to remove the package created by CCP you simple remove the assignment of the GPO for the specific workstation. When the workstation boots the .msi file will be uninstalled from the workstation. In this case it will uninstall all the applications included in the CCP created package. Except for the Creative Cloud desktop app.
We would like to see tha the Creative Cloud desktop app will be uninstalled together with the rest of the CCP created package.
Thanks