GET-Remoteapps by Sean Kearney 17 months ago
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Find an Application on remote list of computers.
Example for Accessing Registry remotely comes from MOW from a blog posting here http://thepowershellguy.com/blogs/posh/archive/2007/06/20/remote-registry-access-and-creating-new-registry-values-with-powershell.aspx
- # Original posting on how to access a remote Registry from The Powershell Guy
- #
- # http://thepowershellguy.com/blogs/posh/archive/2007/06/20/remote-registry-access-and-creating-new-registry-values-with-powershell.aspx
- #
- # This script will Query the Uninstall Key on a computer specified in $computername and list the applications installed there
- # $Branch contains the branch of the registry being accessed
- # '
- # format of Computerlist.csv
- # Line 1 - NameOfComputer
- # Line 2 etcetc etc etc etc An Actual name of a computer
- $COMPUTERS=IMPORT-CSV C:\Powershell\Computerlist.csv
- FOREACH ($PC in $COMPUTERS) {
- $computername=$PC.NameOfComputer
- # Branch of the Registry
- $Branch='LocalMachine'
- # Main Sub Branch you need to open
- $SubBranch="SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Uninstall"
- $registry=[microsoft.win32.registrykey]::OpenRemoteBaseKey('Localmachine',$computername)
- $registrykey=$registry.OpenSubKey($Subbranch)
- $SubKeys=$registrykey.GetSubKeyNames()
- # Drill through the list of SubKeys and examine the Display name
- Foreach ($key in $subkeys)
- {
- $exactkey=$key
- $NewSubKey=$SubBranch+"\\"+$exactkey
- $ReadUninstall=$registry.OpenSubKey($NewSubKey)
- $Value=$ReadUninstall.GetValue("DisplayName")
- Write-Host $computername, $Value
- }
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