Because TeamDrive makes only real sense if it is started automatically, we have to make sure that the processes are not running - I am not sure if this is the right way to dot it! Use at your own risk!
{{{
<package
id="TeamDrive_en"
name="TeamDrive 2.2"
revision="09.315"
reboot="false"
priority="200">
<check typepre><package id="uninstallTeamDrive_en" condition name="versiongreaterorequalTeamDrive 2.2" path revision="TeamDrive09.315" value reboot="2.2.53.0false" priority="200" />
<check type="uninstall" condition="versiongreaterorequal" path="TeamDrive" value="2.2.53.0" /> <install cmd="taskkill /F /IM TeamDrive2Database.exe"> <exit code="0" /> <exit code="128" /> </install> <install cmd="taskkill /F /IM TeamDrive2.exe"> <exit code="0" /> <exit code="128" /> </install> <install cmd="msiexec.exe /qn /a %SOFTWARE%\TeamDrive\msi-2.2.053\InstallTeamDrive.msi" />
<upgrade cmd="taskkill /F /IM TeamDrive2Database.exe"> <exit code="0" /> <exit code="128" /> </upgrade> <upgrade cmd="taskkill /F /IM TeamDrive2.exe"> <exit code="0" /> <exit code="128" /> </upgrade> <upgrade cmd="msiexec.exe /qn /a %SOFTWARE%\TeamDrive\msi-2.2.053\InstallTeamDrive.msi" />
<remove cmd='msiexec /qn /x {88764A0F-9710-470B-AF35-23839B2DB788}' /> </package> }}}</pre>