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node:Cougar product get name, version, vendor e.g.: If the name of the computer is "Cougar", then the command will be:

*Note: where ComputerName = The Name of the Computer.

/node: ComputerName product get name, version, vendor.

– Alternately, if you want to view the installed programs on a domain computer, give the following command: In PowerShell (admin) type the following command and press Enter. Method 1: List Installed Programs by using 'WMIC' command.ġ.

Method 2: View Installed Programs by using the "Get-WmiObject" command.

Method 1: List Installed Programs by using WMIC.

If you want to view a list of all the installed applications in Windows 10, use one of the following methods: How to View all Installed Programs on Windows 10. How to View all Installed Store Apps & Packages in Windows 10.Ī. How to View all Installed Programs on a Windows 10 PC.

View Installed Programs, Apps & Packages. Right click on Windows PowerShell on the results and select Run as administrator. * Note: On Windows 8, 8.1: Press the " Windows" + " S" keys to open the search box and type powershell.Ģ. At Cortana's search box, type powershell * Open PowerShell with Administrative privileges.ġ. How to view all Installed Programs, Apps or Packages on Windows 10/8/8.1 Step 1. In this tutorial I 'll show how you can get a list of all programs or apps installed (with their full installation package name) on your Windows 10 or Windows 8.1 & 8 computer by using PowerShell commands. In order to re-install or uninstall a specific app, you need to know it's Name or the installation package full name (PackageFullName) that is used to install the app. An app installation package is a unique file that contains all the files needed to install a Modern App. All Modern Apps in Windows 10 & Windows 8 (8.1), are installed through installation packages. If you 're looking for a way to view all the installed apps and programs, on your Windows 10 PC, from PowerShell, then continue reading below.