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Dear Experts, is &nbsp;there any method to check the uninstalled apps in a PC/laptop? Can we do it via CMD or powershell?<br />
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Many thanks in advance!
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Dear Experts, is  there any method to check the uninstalled apps in a PC/laptop? Can we do it via CMD or powershell?

Many thanks in advance!

Audit the uninstalled apps in Windows PC/laptop

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