How to List Installed Programs With PowerShell
By Timothy Tibbettson 06/26/2023 |
We've compiled The Ultimate List of Every Known Command Prompt and PowerShell Commands already, but here's a neat way to view a list of installed programs or apps with PowerShell.
Open Powershell as administrator.
Type in:
Get-AppxPackage –AllUsers | Select Name, PackageFullName
You can see the name of each app and the PackageFullName.
Type in:
Get-AppxPackage –AllUsers
You can see a more detailed list, including publisher, status, signature, version, resource ID, and much more.
You can also type in Get-AppxPackage –Name ProgramName and replace ProgramName with the program you want to see the details of.
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Open Powershell as administrator.
Type in:
Get-AppxPackage –AllUsers | Select Name, PackageFullName
You can see the name of each app and the PackageFullName.
Type in:
Get-AppxPackage –AllUsers
You can see a more detailed list, including publisher, status, signature, version, resource ID, and much more.
You can also type in Get-AppxPackage –Name ProgramName and replace ProgramName with the program you want to see the details of.
Similar:
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