Windows Server : One Liner Command to get List of Installed Software

 

Open Windows Command Prompt and type wmic and hit enter.

C:\Users\Administrator>wmic

wmic:root\cli>

Now hit the below command to extract a report in text file named list.txt

C:\Users\Administrator>wmic

wmic:root\cli> /output:C:\list.txt product get name, version

Above command will extract a list of installed programs, saved within C directory. 

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How to Uninstall or Remove an Application from Cmd (Command prompt)

Sometimes while trying to remove an application or programme from Control Panel fails even using Strong un-installer softwares like REVON UNINSTALLER also fails then in that circumstances try to remove the application through command prompt(CMD)

Follow these steps to Remove program using command Prompt 

• Open a command prompt.
• Input WMIC and press ENTER

          Now you will see a prompt like this            wmic:root\cli>        

• Now type product get name and then press Enter .
• Wait few seconds to minutes then
•  It will Generate list of Installed Program . 

• At the prompt, execute the following command:

        Product where name="Program name" call uninstall

• For example, if I were wanting to uninstall Adobe Reader 9, my command would look like this 

          product where name="Adobe Reader 9" call uninstall                

• When prompted, input y to confirm that you wish to uninstall the application and press Enter

        The application will be un-installed       

            

                                               

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