Purpose:Display the apps installed on the system

 

Format:INSTALLED [/= /P[n] /A["xxx"] /D["xxx"] /I["xxx"] /U["xxx"] /V["xxx"] /X[86][64] appname]

 

appname

 

/A (date)/P(ause)
/D(irectory)/U (publisher)'
/I(con)/V(ersion)

 

Usage:

 

Appname can contain wildcards. If you don't specify appname, it will default to *. The optional arguments after /A, /D, /I, /U, and /V will filter the results (they all can contain wildcards).

 

Example:

 

To show all of the installed x64 apps that have "1.0" somewhere in their version number:

 

installed /v"*1.0*" /x64

 

Option:

 

/=Display the INSTALLED command dialog to help you set the command line options. The /= option can be anywhere on the line; additional options will set the appropriate fields in the command dialog.

 

/AShow the installed date (may be empty)

 

/DShow the installation directory

 

/IShow the icon file

 

/P[n]Pause after displaying each page. Your options at the prompt are explained in detail under Page and File Prompts. The /P option has an optional argument n that specifies the number of seconds to wait for a keystroke before continuing.

 

/UShow the publisher

 

/VShow the version number