Enumerating Pre Install Packages

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Last updated on February 14th, 2019If you 're looking for a way to view all the installed apps and programs, on your Windows 10 PC, from PowerShell, then continue reading below. All Modern Apps in Windows 10 & Windows 8 (8.1), are installed through installation packages. An app installation package is a unique file that contains all the files needed to install a Modern App. In order to re-install or uninstall a specific app, you need to know it's Name or the installation package full name (PackageFullName) that is used to install the app. Method 2: View Installed Programs by using the 'Get-WmiObject' command.In PowerShell (admin)type the following command and press Enter:. Get-WmiObject -Class Win32ProductB. How to View all Installed Apps & Packages in Windows 10.Part 1.

How to View the Installed Windows 10 Apps & Packages for All Users.A. If you want to view a simple list. of the installed Microsoft Apps for all the users on a Windows 10 PC, give the following command in PowerShell (admin):. Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers Select Name, PackageFullName. Note: The output of the above command will be a list with two (2) columns (see screenshot below). Under the 'Name' column will be displayed the full name of the Microsoft App (Name) and at the second column (PackageFullName) is displayed the Full Package Name.TIPS:1. If you want to copy & paste the Name or the PackageFullName to another location (e.g.

To a PowerShell command), just double-click on it until highlighted, and use Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V keyboard commands to do your job.2. If you want to copy the full list of installed apps to another application (e.g.

In Notepad), then:1. Click anywhere inside the PowerShell window and CTRL + A to select all.2. Press CTRL + C to copy the results in the clipboard.3. Open the application you want to copy the list of programs, and press CTRL + V to paste them.B.

If you want to view a more detailed list. of all the installed Microsoft Apps for all the users on a Windows 10 PC, give the following command in PowerShell (admin):. Get-AppxPackage –AllUsers. Note: The output of the above command will be a more detailed report for all apps installed (see screenshot-2), that contains additional information for each installed package. The installation location of the package).Part 2. How to View the Installed Windows 10 Apps & Packages for a Single User.A.

If you want to view a simple list, containing all the Windows Store Apps & the installed packages for a specific user account, give the following command in PowerShell (Admin):. Get-AppxPackage –User UserName Select Name, PackageFullName.

Note: Where UserName is the account name of the user that you want to view the installed apps.B. If you want to view a more detailed list of all available Microsoft packages for a specific user account, type the following command:. Get-AppxPackage –User UserName. Note: Where UserName is the account name of the user that you want to view the installed apps.Example No 1: If you want to view all the installed apps for the user 'User1' on your personal (local) computer, then you have to type this command in PowerShell (Admin):. 'This didn't work for me. I have apps from Adobe and Autodesk that didn't appear in this list. I found that this approach worked:1 – Press the Windows+R key combination to open a 'Run' box.2 – Type cmd into the Run box, then press the Enter key.3 – Type wmic and press the Enter key.4 – Type product get name,version and press the Enter key.

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Windows will now generate a list of all the programs that are currently installed on your PC.You can now print your list of installed programs if you wish. Here's how:1 – Right click anywhere in the window and click Select all.2 – Press the Ctrl+C key combination to copy the contents of the window to the clipboard.3 – Open Notepad and paste the data that you copied to the clipboard in the previous step into a new document (press the Ctrl+V key combination).lakonstFeb 14, 2019 @12:36:16.

As usually happens with many Windows updates, in some PCs, the Windows 10 v1903 update, failed to download and install for several reasons. Go to Settings - Update and Security - For developers - Select Sideload apps and then click Yes to confirm. Then, navigate to Settings – Apps - Manage optional features - Windows Developer Mode – click Uninstall and Yes to confirm. Restart your PC and try to update.6. Disable Drive Encryption: If you have enabled the device encryption on your system (, ), then proceed and decrypt the drive C: before installing the update.7. Try to fix the Windows Updates problems by running the Windows Update Troubleshooter.

To do that, proceed as follows:. Go to Start Settings Update & Security Troubleshoot Windows Update. OR, (alternatively), download and run the.Method 1. Force Windows 10 to Download the Update v1903 from Scratch. Delete the Windows Update folder.The most common cause in Windows update problems, is the incomplete download of the update. At this case you have to delete the Windows Update Store folder (C:Windows SoftwareDistribution), in order to force Windows to re download the update.

If you cannot delete the folder with error 'Folder in use – try again', then restart Windows in 'Safe Mode' and repeat the procedure.2. If you have disabled the Windows Update service (Startup type = Disabled), then go to services and set the Startup type to Automatic.8. Restart your computer.

Download again and try to install the Update v1903.1. After the restart, go to Start Settings Update & Security.2. Click Check for updates.3. Finally let Windows to download and install the update again. Install the Windows 10 version 1903 using the Upgrade Assistant.The second method, to resolve the issues while downloading or installing the Windows 10 April 2019 update v1903, is to download and install the update by using the 'Windows Update Assistant': To do that:1.

Follow the instructions at Step-1 from Method-1 above and delete the 'SoftwareDistribution' folder.2. Navigate to and click the Update now button.3. When asked, click to Run the 'Windows10Upgrade9252.exe' file to start the installation immediately, or click the Save button to run the installer later.4. Finally click the Update Now button and follow the on screen prompts to update your system to the latest release of Windows 10, version 1903.Method 3. FIX Windows corruption errors with DISM & SFC tools.The next, method to resolve the Windows 10 Update 1903 installation problems, is to repair the Windows 10 system files, by following the procedure below:1. Open command prompt as administrator. To do that:1.

In the Search box type: cmd or command prompt2. Right click on the command prompt (result) and select Run as Administrator.2. At the command prompt window, type the following command & press Enter:. Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /Restorehealth3. Be patient until DISM repairs component store.

When the operation is completed, (you should be informed that the component store corruption was repaired), give this command and press Enter:. SFC /SCANNOW4. When SFC scan is completed, restart your computer.5. Try to update your system again.Method 4. Install Windows 10 v1903 Update with an in-place Upgrade.Another method that usually works, to fix Windows 10 update problems, is to perform a Windows 10 Repair-Upgrade, by installing the update from a Windows 10 installation media. To do that:1. Download and run the and create a USB Windows 10 installation media.2.

Disconnect from Internet.3. Plug the USB media on your PC and run the 'Setup.exe' from the USB, to update your system. Note: The detailed instructions to perform that task, can be found on this article:That's it! Which method worked for you?Let me know if this guide has helped you by leaving your comment about your experience. Please like and share this guide to help others.

Thanks for the advice on solutions to this problem. It was driving me nuts trying to update my daughter's laptop. But a combination of Methods 1 and 2 did the trick. Removing the Windows Update Folder and then using the Windows Update Assistant was the way the issue was resolved. You certainly need patience as it took an age to download, get ready and then install. Still, its done now and subsequent updates downloaded and installed without issue so thank you for the help.Business SlothSep 13, 2019 @17:46:12.

What worked for me was the following:A. Ensure you've installed the latest stable versions of all your drivers and motherboard BIOS.B. Disable all unused Windows Features (Control Panel - Programs - Turn Windows features on of off).C. Start explorer in administrator mode and delete both the 'C:$WINDOWS.BT' and 'C:WindowsPanther' folders. This is where Windows stores its version update files and logs. If you've failed to update previously, these folders will be large and more than likely corrupt.D. Do steps 3, 1 and then 2.

Step 2 takes forever so best to do it at night before bed.E. Welcome to 1903:).AlOct 01, 2019 @18:43:53. Hi all,I had the same problem (2 BSODs after 1903 update. Reverting back to 1809 automaticaly).Yesterday I tried your hints: method 3 + method 2 and succeeded win installation. Thanks!!BUT – after cca two starts of system and 1 hour of working, there came another automatic windows update (something innocent like.net framework?).And after restart the horror was back - always crash on startup - BSOD - attempt of auto repair etc etc. No way of auto repair had worked:(Finally I managed to restore (from safe mode in 1903 version) win version to 1809 anf get back to work.But 1903 is probably a locked door for me:)Anyone with the same experience?.JanSep 04, 2019 @17:40:29. UPDATE:I gave it one / last try and now it seems I am up and running on 1903 without problems (knock, knock).I tried two additional things (and performed steps in method 3 again):– I changed SATA mode from RAID to AHCI in my BIOS settings (Dell XPS; check google for how to do it.)– I tried installation from USB (WIN install media prepared with Rufus tool)I cant say if RAID/AHCI was the trick or combination of booth.

If you have still the problem this can be the clues.Jan.B. Z.Sep 02, 2019 @17:07:04. This is finally what worked for me.I had all but given up that my Gigabyte laptop could ever be updated again.But I am currently running 1903, build 18362.356!!The two steps I implemented this time which I have never done before are1. Booting to safe mode and deleting the cryto folder2.

Removing the IIS folder, the uninstalling it.Uninstalling IIS is unfortunate, because I develop several high-end websites on this computer and now I need to setup all of that again.mvlSep 01, 2019 @01:18:26. Ok Folks – I tried all the recommendations in here months ago and it would still not install an I gave up – Noticed this morning 1903 wanted to install so I tried again – This time it installed with a couple of issues – Took forever to bring the Desktop back to life – Almost an hour – then I could not get the login to appear – On a hunch I unplugged my Dongle for my Keyboard and Mouse and then it starting – I am now fully up to date and I have done anything in months.Andre S.Aug 18, 2019 @21:05:23. So after trying all these methods and comment suggestions, I found my problem and solution. The problem was that I have moved my Users folder to another hard drive including the registry key. Instead of moving everything back or starting from fresh, which is what some sites recommended, I changed the registry back to default. I then created a local administrator account.

I did all the updates with the new admin account on the%systemdrive%. I then changed my registry back to how I had it before.I hope this helps.rolfAug 11, 2019 @10:58:05. My problem was after the installation, when i restart my pc would say 'insert boot disk'. I couldnt get into windows and it would say Smart has failed on my harddrives.

Then after that every restart and i would try to go to BIOS and sure enough sometimes my main ssd is there, sometimes not.What worked was removing all the other harddrives (i had 3 total). I guess it didnt have a problem figuring out which one was the main drive. After it was able to go inside Windows, I was able to reconnect the other harddrives and no more boot errors.:).kerry evenJul 20, 2019 @02:43:12. Hi Kerry,I too have Toshiba satellite 5 years old. Only tried twice so far. Disconnecting usb devices after the first time didn't work.

Have a few questions:1. I got my error twice at the installation time, i.e. When downloading and image preparation were already completed correctly, way into installation process (about 2 hours in). My phase 1 (at 30%) that happens after first reboot was completed correctly; I got my error at the time when laptop almost completed phase 2 (at 60%) and started preparing to reboot for the second time.

Was it the same with you?2. At what point and to do what did you go to the safe mode?3. Did you reset time zone from automatic to yours before downloading or before reestart?Thanks.Henk BuisJul 17, 2019 @23:43:36. Trying to upgrade my vintage ASUS VX6 (were I had replade the harddisk for a SSD) from 1803 to 1903, it ended every time with 'Failure configuring Windows updates reverting changes'. This happened for the first 3 methods.The logfile showed always error 0xc1900101 and uninstalling the antivirus and the mouse receiver did not help.So I finally went to method 4, grab an USB stick, downloaded and ran the Media Creation tool and created a USB Windows 10 installation media, etc.This did it, the 1903 Update then proceeds without any problems.Tony SmithAug 11, 2019 @00:36:24.

I had the same problem with my 2012 Asus PC which I also replaced the HDD with a SSD recently. I had to run the troubleshoot option for updates.

Then install and use the windows assistant to get Windows 10 version 1903, still didn't work as during the reset it went to 48% and turned off. When I turned it back on it reverted back to version 1803. So I repeated it all but this time unplugged all my external HDD, mouse, keyboard, scanner, etc. Then it I noticed it pass 48% and eventually to 100% and worked. My guess was it was my logitech mouse or keyboard causing some sort of hardware error.

If that didn't work I was afraid I'd have to go into Safe mode and to MS Dos prompt and delete the stacks which is a bit much. I prefer Windows but I would say this is partly why people are going to Mac because there's no 3rd party like Asus, HP, Dell, Acer, Huawei etc. Which I like having personally (cheaper) but I could see that it results in an infinite numbers of hardware configurations that maybe Microsoft can't account for in their updates.Ken HawkinsJul 12, 2019 @18:35:20. I have found that a clean install of W10 on an empty GPT disk sets up a hidden recovery partition as the first partition on the disk.The existence of this partition has resulted in a failure of the 1903 update on 6 HP ProBooks every time. I assume this is because the recovery partition is where WinUpdate expects to find the WinReservedPartition.My solution is to do a System Clone to a spare disk (I use EaseUS Todo Backup), which does not copy the Recovery Partition, then swap the disks over and do another System Clone back to the original disk before swapping the disks back again.The 1903 Update then proceeds without any problems.Perhaps a bit long-winded, but very reliable procedure so far.Kiwii.CZJul 17, 2019 @15:08:19. @Joe Purvis and all other seeing error 0xc1900101-0x30017 'Failed in first boot with error during boot operation.' After being stuck at the boot logo:After spending days trying to find the issue, I finally found the root cause.

Turns out the 1903 update succeeds when you disable 'Secure boot' in BIOS. When you enable it again afterward it boots one time successfully, second time it will fail again.So you will have to keep it turned off in order to use Windows 1903. Dunno if this is a manufacturer BIOS issue or a Microsoft issue, but until then you can install and enjoy the latest windows version by keeping it disabled.DusanAug 23, 2019 @23:40:32.

I don't have a solution yet. Even with the latest servicing stack updates from Microsoft the issue remains.I filed the ticket with Microsoft months ago, they said they would look into it.I also opened a ticket at MSI (since I have an MSI laptop) and they basically said I should format and reinstall with a clean 1903 image. According to them a new installation of 1903 would work with secure boot enabled.I'm not going to try my luck and format it in the hope that a clean install would work with secure boot enabled. So my best bet is to wait for 1909 (19H2) to come out and try to upgrade to it with secure boot enabled again. Hopefully this update will succeed and we can keep secure boot enabled again at all times.danJul 07, 2019 @07:00:17. Update 3:I tried again with my secondary ssd disconnected. No dice.I lntel VT-d is disabled in BIOS as this was a problem with the previous upgrade going from1803 - 1809.Microsoft support docs keeps insisting the extended code 30017 is related to phaseSPEXECUTIONFIRSTBOOTAnd operationSPEXECUTIONOPINSTALLDRIVERSSo it must be driver related, but already tried uninstalling all my drivers with exception of the VPN TAP driver and my Logitech wireless mouse.Any of you guys use a Logitech mouse by any chance?

I already tried disconnecting it during the upgrade but haven't tried completely uninstalling the driver yet.Partha BagchiJun 26, 2019 @18:36:12. No answers so far – I have a call with Microsoft Support later today, will post thereafter. Gigabyte was not much help. First, they suggested 'updating' drivers to the versions in Smartupdate (which were clearly old versions). When I pointed that out, they suggested that perhaps I should consider a clean install – not on my agenda. I have a lot of software on my machine that I use every day.

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I would much prefer to stay with 1809, which has been very stable) until they figure out a fix.Joe PurvisJun 28, 2019 @00:27:06.