John Davies
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Powershell Script to find a piece of installed software
Does anyone have a POWERSHELL script or know the whereabouts one that will search for a particular bit of software installed on network machines.
The machines to check will come from looping through a text file for the machine names to check and output to a csv file with machines that have the software installed. if it cant connect then it will put unable to connect in the field.
Text File will list all the machines to scan
CSV output will show the following 'Machine name' 'Installed, Yes/No' 'Cant connect'
Thanks in Advance
John
The machines to check will come from looping through a text file for the machine names to check and output to a csv file with machines that have the software installed. if it cant connect then it will put unable to connect in the field.
Text File will list all the machines to scan
CSV output will show the following 'Machine name' 'Installed, Yes/No' 'Cant connect'
Thanks in Advance
John
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Sorry Alex, could you put this into lames terms, new to powershell. Sorry and appreciate it. Looks like what I need.
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John
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John
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Alex, I couldnt have asked for anymore. Thank you very much for your time and patience,.
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It's not an issue at all, let me know if you have any issues and we can iron them out.
Don't both a new question, just throw it in here and I'll reply, i'm in the office for another 2 hours or so, so please get any further questions in before then otherwise I'm not back till Monday :-)
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Alex
Don't both a new question, just throw it in here and I'll reply, i'm in the office for another 2 hours or so, so please get any further questions in before then otherwise I'm not back till Monday :-)
Thanks
Alex
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That's your code, run that in ISE or launch it from powershell
Then
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Replace "Realtek High Definition Audio Driver" with the display name of your software.
Oh btw
Do
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First and then you can do
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