Basically so I know if my HDD goes about all the awesome freeare I have on my computer, is there anything that will scan the registry and start menu and create a list of all the software I have....
creatively lazy!
Cheers
Basically so I know if my HDD goes about all the awesome freeare I have on my computer, is there anything that will scan the registry and start menu and create a list of all the software I have....
creatively lazy!
Cheers
Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs?
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You are a genius
That's my last resort - (tbh hadn't thought of that!) .... any easy thing that makes a text file or something!
or just look in the registry
Nox
That requires even more effort, and no point and click, have to type regedit (although in the list allready) but still. I know there is a program which does it (not as simply - has loads of other features) but I had it on the front of a mag when I bought them years ago!
But thanks anyway.... I'll use a combination:
reg
sm
add/remove
@Echo Off
Setlocal
If #%1#==## Goto :syntax
Set targetcomp=%1
Nbtstat -a %targetcomp% | Find /I "Host not found" > NUL
If %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 Echo %targetcomp% is unavailable at this time & Goto :EOF
Echo.
Echo Installed Software for %targetcomp%
Echo ---------------------------------------------------------------
For /f "tokens=1,2,*" %%i in ('Reg Query \\%targetcomp%\HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall /S ^| Find /I "DisplayName" ^| Find /V /I "Quiet"') Do Call :getappname "%%k"
Endlocal
Goto :EOF
:getappname
Set keyname=%1
If %keyname%=="" goto :EOF
Echo %keyname:"=%
Goto :EOF
:end
:syntax
Echo.
Echo Syntax : queryinstalledsoftware ^<computername^>
Echo.
Echo Example: queryinstalledsoftware wkstn01
Echo.
A small part of some more complicated Windows Scripting code i wrote last week to allow the IT manager here to gain access to all networked machines here and gain access to what was installed.
Copy the code to notepad and save it as a .cmd file, preferably named queryinstalledsoftware
TiG
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Cheers Tig, will do that this evening. Thanks
Just tried, excellent. MANY MANY THANKS
Last edited by Matt1eD; 23-09-2005 at 11:21 AM.
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