Getting installed applications with PowerShell Hi, All I’m having a problem getting a list of applications installed on a remote system There are three ways of getting this information; Using Win32_Product with Get-CimSession, or an Invoke-Command But that doesn’t return all applications that are installed It does get a lot of them, but it’s not a complete list Using the Get-ItemProperty with an Invoke-Command to query the
Script for uninstalling programs from Appwiz. cpl I’ve wrote a script that uninstall programs from your Appwiz cpl but unfortunately it doesn’t work At the start of the script I’ve asked the computer to show me all of my installed programs, and than to uninstall a programs according to name I give the script
Enable Disable Startup Programs in Windows 10 - PowerShell Forums You can use PowerShell to modify the associated registry keys Have a look at the help for the registry provider Get-Help about_providers Get-Help registry If you compare the entries in Task Manager with the output from SysInternals Autoruns then Task Manager is displaying programs from the following locations: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node
Querying Reporting on Install Date of Office Applications I checked V_GS_INSTALLED_SOFTWARE, V_GS_ADD_REMOVE_PROGRAMS, and V_GS_ADD_REMOVE_PROGRAMS and they all show an install date of 05142014, but my programs and features shows 12 5 2013 for Microsoft Office
Using Package Management in Windows PowerShell v3 Hey now! The PowerShell team published a preview version of PackageManagement for Windows PowerShell v3 and v4 As it happens, I have a Windows 7 SP1 box …
Cannot uninstall Exchange 2003 - social. technet. microsoft. com I have done every step except the un-install Here is the issue When I go to the Add Remove Programs control panel on the old SBS server, neither SBS nor Exchange are listed so I can’t uninstall Exchange I need to get rid of this Exchange instance so I can have a pure 2007 environment How do I get rid of this Exchange 2003 instance?
Unified Messaging Role install on Exchange 2010 SP1 Errors First I tried to add the role through Add Remove Programs->Microsoft Exchange->Change but I get this error: "Some controls aren't valid -ExSetup cannot be called directly to perform upgrades
Report Help - How To Use The Canned Software Summary Report in SCCM 2k7 R2 In the ConfigMgr console, expand to Reports and go to the Properties of the All Resources in a specific Collection report Then click the Links tab (I think thats what it is called - I do not have it in front of me) Then change the defualt report link to the Software registered in Add Remove Programs on a specific computer report