View Installed Apps On A Remote Desktop

To add a remote computer, click the 'Add a Remote Computer' button at the bottom. Enter the credentials for the remote desktop you want to connect to. You must have admin rights to the system you are accessing. Once the computer has been added, select it and run a scan to see which apps are installed.

1. How can I see what programs are installed on a remote computer?
2. How can I get a list of all programs installed on my computer?
3. Where are programs installed in the registry?
4. How do I find a list of installed programs in Windows?
5. How do I find recently installed programs?
6. What is the shortcut to check Windows version?
7. How do you determine who installed an application?
8. How do I find a list of installed programs in Windows 10?
9. What software should I install on a new computer?
10. How do I know if an application is installed in powershell?

How can I see what programs are installed on a remote computer?

How to: Using WMIC to Retrieve a List of All Installed Programs

1. Step 1: Open an Administrative (Elevated) Command Prompt. Click the Start button, click Run, Type Runas user:Administrator@DOMAIN cmd. ...
2. Step 2: Run WMIC. Type wmic and press Enter.
3. Step 3: Pull list of installed applications.

How can I get a list of all programs installed on my computer?

Press Windows key + I to open Settings and click Apps. This will list all programs installed on your computer, along with the Windows Store apps that came pre-installed. Use your Print Screen key to capture the list and paste the screenshot into another program like Paint.

Where are programs installed in the registry?

Data pertaining to programs that are (or were at one time) installed on a system can also be found in the following registry locations: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\AppPaths. SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall. The installed program data in the registry (in both NTUSER.

How do I find a list of installed programs in Windows?

List Installed Programs on Windows 10

1. Launch the Command Prompt by typing Command Prompt into the search box on the menu bar.
2. Right-click the app returned and select Run As Administrator.
3. At the prompt, specify wmic and press Enter.
4. The prompt changes to wmic:root\cli.
5. Specify /output:C:\InstalledPrograms. ...
6. Close the Command Prompt.

How do I find recently installed programs?

The easiest way to check for recently installed software on your computer is through Programs and Features found in Control Panel. You can easily view the latest installed software by clicking on the “Installed On” column to sort the list according to date.

What is the shortcut to check Windows version?

You can find out the version number of your Windows version as follows: Press the keyboard shortcut [Windows] key + [R]. This opens the “Run” dialog box. Enter winver and click [OK].

How do you determine who installed an application?

Run eventvwr. msc → Windows Logs → Right-click "Application" log → Properties: Make sure the "Enable logging" check box is selected.

How do I find a list of installed programs in Windows 10?

To access this menu, right-click the Windows Start menu and press Settings. From here, press Apps > Apps & features. A list of your installed software will be visible in a scrollable list.

What software should I install on a new computer?

New PC? 15 Must-Have Windows Applications You Should Install First

• Internet Browser: Google Chrome. Unsurprisingly, Google Chrome is our top browser pick. ...
• Cloud Storage: Google Drive. ...
• Music Streaming: Spotify.
• Office Suite: LibreOffice.
• Image Editor: Paint.NET. ...
• Security: Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. ...
• Media Player: VLC.
• Screenshots: ShareX.

How do I know if an application is installed in powershell?

$software = "Microsoft . NET Core Runtime - 3.1. 0 (x64)"; $installed = (Get-ItemProperty HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\* | Where $_. DisplayName -eq $software ) -ne $null If(-Not $installed) Write-Host "'$software' NOT is installed."; else Write-Host "'$software' is installed."