In this post, we will show you how to get the list of all installed programs, apps and software on your Windows 11/10 PC using PowerShell or free software.

This class is misused in a number of scripts because while it does provide you the information about the installed software, it comes with a cost associated with it.

The script I'm using now does that, except I found out that Get-HotFix doesn't always return all installed patches, so what you see in the history is more complete then what Get-HotFix lists.

Microsoft has intentionally created the inetpub folder in your Windows installation drive. You should not delete the inetpub folder to keep your device safe. If you've mistakenly deleted the folder, ...

This PowerShell script takes a simple list of Apps and then removes the Apps from the default install.wim.

A new unofficial app has been created that helps bypass system requirements and Microsoft Account creation, among others, during Windows 11 install.

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Microsoft has released a PowerShell script to help restore an empty 'inetpub' folder created by the April 2025 Windows security updates if deleted. As Microsoft previously warned, this folder ...

Microsoft has released a PowerShell script that admins can use to check whether the recently disclosed ProxyLogon vulnerabilities have hacked a Microsoft Exchange server.

PowerShell can help us in gathering the software on a local or remote system by giving us a couple of different options to perform the software gathering. One is through WMI and another is by looking ...