In Windows 7 and older, installed applications were listed under this registry key in HKEYUSER:Software(/Wow6432Node)/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/UninstallI've tried to find installation date and the exe path in the Windows 10 registry, but I'm not sure which key to use (including apps from windows store).I found following keys, but are they reliable? Is there an easier way to collect such data?. Installation time:HKEYCLASSESROOTLocal SettingsMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionAppModelRepositoryFamilies. Display name, directory:HKEYCLASSESROOTLocal SettingsMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionAppModelRepositoryPackages. Company, name, description:HKEYCURRENTUSERSoftwareClassesAppX.
Just to be clear here: if you have already opened the wmic console then simply run 'product get name'. Also, chances are that you cannot write to C: unless elevated so run '/output:c:usersyournameinstalled.txt product get name' if you want the list written to file. Finally, the list produced is not all that accurate.
I have numerous (non-Windows app store) applications installed that are not listed, e.g. Visual Studio Code. So you might also want to look at something like Belarc Advisor.–Sep 25 '18 at 15:15.
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