- Open a Command Prompt in Administrator Mode
- At the prompt, type wmic and press Enter
- The prompt changes to wmic:root\cliInstalled01
- Type /output:C:\Temp\InstalledPrograms.txt product get name,version and press Enter
- Note: Depending on the number of programs installed, it may take a few seconds for the list to be created. Once the list is complete, you are returned to the wmic:root\cli prompt.
- Close the Command Prompt
Here is a simple trick to list all of the installed programs on your Windows 10 computer.- Launch the Command Prompt by typing Command Prompt into the search box on the menu bar
- Right-click the app returned and select Run As Administrator
- At the prompt, specify wmic and press Enter
- The prompt changes to wmic:root\cli
- Specify /output:C:\InstalledPrograms.txt product get name,version and press EnterNote: Depending on the number of programs installed, it may take a few seconds for the list to be created. Once the list is complete, you are returned to the wmic:root\cli prompt.
- Close the Command Prompt
- Open the InstalledProgramsList.txt file in Notepad++. The Name and Version of every program installed on your computer are presented in table format.
Friday, 26 June 2020
How to get all installed programs on your machine
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