Alternatively, you can use the following command to generate a CSV file of all your installed software: wmic product get name, version / format:csv > C:\Computername %.csv. It’ll include your PC name ...

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Get a list of all installed Device Drivers in Windows 11/10 using Command Prompt, PowerShell or free software. Create HTML or CSV file with driver name, version, etc.

This tutorial aims to equip you with the knowledge to check your PowerShell version using two effective commands, catering to users of Windows 11, Windows 10, and earlier versions.

When the PowerShell prompt opens, type Get-Hotfix and press Enter to get a list of installed updates and their installation dates. It is also possible to check if a particular update is installed ...

This new version is the future of PowerShell and whether you want to use it on Linux professionally, to learn, or just to poke around with, it's not too difficult to get installed. Here's what you ...

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The more intuitive version of Chocolatey. If you’d rather not use PowerShell to install software, we’ve got good news—there’s a graphical version or GUI you can use instead.

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