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How to output a list of installed programs on Windows with PowerShell
2015/01/12
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A vanilla script, but including all Win32_Product class properties – a quick search found only a very basic version how to do this in PowerShell:
# to write a installed program listing to a CSV file - just adapt the output dir below Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Product |` foreach{ $AssignmentType = $_.AssignmentType $Caption = $_.Caption $Description = $_.Description $IdentifyingNumber = $_.IdentifyingNumber $InstallDate = $_.InstallDate $InstallDate2 = $_.InstallDate2 $InstallLocation = $_.InstallLocation $InstallState = $_.InstallState $HelpLink = $_.HelpLink $HelpTelephone = $_.HelpTelephone $InstallSource = $_.InstallSource $Language = $_.Language $LocalPackage = $_.LocalPackage $Name = $_.Name $PackageCache = $_.PackageCache $PackageCode = $_.PackageCode $PackageName = $_.PackageName $ProductID = $_.ProductID $RegOwner = $_.RegOwner $RegCompany = $_.RegCompany $SKUNumber = $_.SKUNumber $Transforms = $_.Transforms $URLInfoAbout = $_.URLInfoAbout $URLUpdateInfo = $_.URLUpdateInfo $Vendor = $_.Vendor $WordCount = $_.WordCount $Version = $_.Version $Name | Select-Object ` @{n="AssignmentType";e={$AssignmentType}}, @{n="Caption";e={$Caption}}, @{n="Description";e={$Description}}, @{n="IdentifyingNumber";e={$IdentifyingNumber}}, @{n="InstallDate";e={$InstallDate}}, @{n="InstallDate2";e={$InstallDate2}}, @{n="InstallLocation";e={$InstallLocation}}, @{n="InstallState";e={$InstallState}}, @{n="HelpLink";e={$HelpLink}}, @{n="HelpTelephone";e={$HelpTelephone}}, @{n="InstallSource";e={$InstallSource}}, @{n="Language";e={$Language}}, @{n="LocalPackage";e={$LocalPackage}}, @{n="Name";e={$Name}}, @{n="PackageCache";e={$PackageCache}}, @{n="PackageCode";e={$PackageCode}}, @{n="PackageName";e={$PackageName}}, @{n="ProductID";e={$ProductID}}, @{n="RegOwner";e={$RegOwner}}, @{n="RegCompany";e={$RegCompany}}, @{n="SKUNumber";e={$SKUNumber}}, @{n="Transforms";e={$Transforms}}, @{n="URLInfoAbout";e={$URLInfoAbout}}, @{n="URLUpdateInfo";e={$URLUpdateInfo}}, @{n="Vendor";e={$Vendor}}, @{n="WordCount";e={$WordCount}}, @{n="Version";e={$Version}} }| Export-Csv c:\temp\installed-programs.csv -NoTypeInformation
Output:
Categories: e-infrastructure, service-is-documenting, service-is-programming
imaging, powershell, windows, wmi
Stop ":Zone.Identifier:$DATA" files from being created…
2014/11/19
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… by running gpedit.msc as admin and setting "user configuration / administrative templates / windows components/ attachment manager / "Do not preserve zone information in file attachments" to "Enabled No. "
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I observed these files in the drive my virtualbox win 8.shares with the linux host.
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The answer is out there , of course, just not with all the search terms. A more thorough security discussion is also available.
Categories: Glitches&Errors, os
linux, security, virtualbox, windows
More disruptive recommendations to downgrade to colorscheme basic on lab PCs despite Themeswitcher?
2014/04/03
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- Is this maybe what happens when Themeswitcher crashes: While the desktop background still gets changed, the Colorscheme does not get set to Basic? How to avoid the crashing FileIOException? What fileIO may a colorscheme change require?
- Disruption is the least of the problem: The warning comes up when computers become dangerously slow. In the past, they have become disfunctional during these episodues and needed to be power-cycled. This has resulted in loss of assignment and assessment materials.
Categories: e-infrastructure, Glitches&Errors
7, colorschemes, image2014spring, sanako-study-1200, themeswitcher, windows
Protected: How to get rid of themeswitcher appcrashes on Lab pcs?
2014/04/02
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Categories: e-infrastructure, Glitches&Errors
7, color-scheme, image2014spring, themeswitcher, windows
How to manage balance on stereo audio using Audacity, Sanako student recorder, or any audio player on Windows
2014/03/31
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- For language lab use, stereo is more important than usual, since the channels may carry source versus translation/interpretation, L1 versus L2, teacher versus student, model versus imitation and so forth.
- You can choose which channel to listen to by adjusting the balance for stereo playback.
- In the Sanako Student recorder (free for all), click here:
- In Audacity, click here::
- From any other player on Windows, hold Win-key and press R, type mmsys.cpl, on tab playback, double click the speaker you are outputting to, and on tab levels, change “Balance”:
Categories: audience-is-students, audience-is-teachers, digital-audio-lab
7, audacity, audio, balance, grading, sanako-study-1200, stereo, student.exe, windows
Input languages missing on PC21 to PC31
2014/03/27
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Categories: Glitches&Errors, os, Writing
7, image2014spring, windows