windowsLover100
New Member
I want to get all Desktop Application's info with License and other basic Details using command. Which Command I can use to get it?
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The thread discusses the difficulty of obtaining comprehensive license and application details for desktop programs using commands. The original poster and others inquire about command-line methods, but responses indicate that such information is typically stored in files, databases, or registry entries, making it hard to retrieve centrally. A user suggests using PowerShell’s `Get-Package` to list installed applications, but there is no straightforward command to extract detailed licensing info, leading to the conclusion that manual review or vendor-specific tools may be necessary.
The thread discusses the difficulty of obtaining comprehensive license and application details for desktop programs using commands. The original poster and others inquire about command-line methods, but responses indicate that such information is typically stored in files, databases, or registry entries, making it hard to retrieve centrally. A user suggests using PowerShell’s `Get-Package` to list installed applications, but there is no straightforward command to extract detailed licensing info, leading to the conclusion that manual review or vendor-specific tools may be necessary.
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windowsLover100
New Member
Can anyone help us for this.
There isn't a single location to pull license information. Some vendors store it in a file, a database or in the registry and it's not always stored as plaintext.
You can get a list of applications from powershell by just typing Get-Package
You can get a list of applications from powershell by just typing Get-Package
AdrianG001
Senior Member
As said by @JandN2639 You can either get it through About us Section or Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Features.
Regards,
Adrian