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You can use the command line tool to get the information:<br />
C:\&gt;wmic product caption,version<br />
C:\&gt;wmic product &quot;&lt;product name&gt;&quot;<br />
C:\&gt;wmic product &quot;&lt;product name&gt;&quot; get version
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You can use the command line tool to get the information:
C:\>wmic product caption,version
C:\>wmic product "<product name>"
C:\>wmic product "<product name>" get version

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In previous versions of windows servers, you could click on add/remove programs in the control panel and get a list of programs installed on the system. &nbsp;I know the basics of how that works in windows 2008; HOWEVER...<br />
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In previous server versions, once you clicked on a program it gave you an option &quot;click here for support information&quot; in order to obtain program version number, etc. &nbsp;How do I get this information from 2008? &nbsp;If you right click any program it only gives the options &quot;Uninstall, Change, Repair&quot;.<br />
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Thanks for the info
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In previous versions of windows servers, you could click on add/remove programs in the control panel and get a list of programs installed on the system.  I know the basics of how that works in windows 2008; HOWEVER...

In previous server versions, once you clicked on a program it gave you an option "click here for support information" in order to obtain program version number, etc.  How do I get this information from 2008?  If you right click any program it only gives the options "Uninstall, Change, Repair".

Thanks for the info

Windows Server 2008 Add/Remove programs question

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.