Woody Woodside
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Get List of Installed Software
Trying to get a complete list of installed programs.
Using this command gives me partial list: wmic /output:"C:\software.csv" product get "Description","InstallDate ","Name"," Vendor","V ersion"
Using this gives another partial list: reg query HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Wi ndows\Curr entVersion \Uninstall /s | find "DisplayName" > C:\InstallList.txt
Also "reg query" won't seem to get all the values desired as in the "wmic" command.
Using this command gives me partial list: wmic /output:"C:\software.csv" product get "Description","InstallDate
Using this gives another partial list: reg query HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Wi
Also "reg query" won't seem to get all the values desired as in the "wmic" command.
A recent related question here with some thoughts as well...
Logon Script that Writes All Installed Software to a Text File on Startup:
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Logon Script that Writes All Installed Software to a Text File on Startup:
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Using this gives another partial listSome application do not register installation correctly
Yes, bear in mind that only programs installed using the standard Windows installation approach will show up. There are certainly other installation tools that applications use, and "portable apps" typically will not show up as well.
What applications are you missing from the WMIC, REG QUERY, and UNINSTLALLVIEW approaches?
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What applications are you missing from the WMIC, REG QUERY, and UNINSTLALLVIEW approaches?
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Appears that UninstallView gives more than enough information plus installed software neither "WMIC" or "reg query" ever listed. Thanks for the info!
You're welcome, Woody, I'm glad that works for you. Regards, Joe
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