Software Retrieval

[flip209]

Here is a script kind of like the VBS script that will retrieve all software that is installed. Please Comment...

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global $Os

$file = FileOpen("start.tmp" , 2)
$input = InputBox("Computer Name" , "Please enter the computers IP address or Name to Inventory (Leave Blank to inventory this computer)" )
If @error = 1 Then
Exit
ElseIf $input = "" Then
$computer = ""
ElseIf $input <> ""Then
$computer = "\\"  & $input & "\" 
EndIf
$i = 1
While 1
$var = RegEnumKey($computer & "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\windows\currentversion\uninstall" , $i)
If @error = 1 Then
ContinueLoop
ElseIf @error = 2 Then
ExitLoop
ElseIf @error = -1 Then
ExitLoop
EndIf
FileWriteLine($file, $var)
$i += 1
WEnd
FileClose($file)
$for = 1
$software = FileOpen("soft.txt" , 2)
For $for = 1 To $i
$line = FileReadLine("start.tmp" , $for)
$display = RegRead($computer & "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\windows\currentversion\uninstall\"  & $line, "DisplayName" )
If $display = "" Then
$count = 1
While 1
$var = RegEnumKey($computer & "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\windows\currentversion\uninstall\"  & $line, $count)
If @error = 1 Then
ContinueLoop
ElseIf @error = 2 Then
ExitLoop
ElseIf @error = -1 Then
ExitLoop
EndIf
if @error = 0 Then
$display = RegRead($computer & "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\windows\currentversion\uninstall\"  & $line & "\"  & $var, "DisplayName" )
EndIf
$count += 1
WEnd
EndIf
if $display <> "" then
FileWriteLine($software, $display)
EndIf
Next
ShellExecute("soft.txt" )

Edited April 26, 2008 by flip209

[Valuater]

To make you post more "legible"

Use [ autoit] tags instead of code and use tidy in SciTe. It will look much better

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[GEOSoft]

To make you post more "legible"

Use [ autoit] tags instead of code and use tidy in SciTe. It will look much better

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The AutoIt tag button has not worked for me for a long time now.

[Valuater]

test... I always type it in [ autoit] ; post code [ /autoit]

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EDIT: its not working now for sure!!!

Edited September 29, 2007 by Valuater

[flip209]

I did run Tidy but I also ran the obfuscated. Which the obfuscated is what I post I also took the fake func out so that any one could use it. But hay what ever if you do not like my scripts do not use them.

Edited September 29, 2007 by flip209

[Valuater]

I did run Tidy but I also ran the obfuscated. Which the obfuscated is what I post I also took the fake func out so that any one could use it. But hay what ever if you do not like my scripts do not use them.

That doesn't make any sense at all!!

?????

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[maqleod]

works like its supposed to, good job, but the way you display information is not the greatest.

why not load it into a list instead of a text file?

[Examiner]

works like its supposed to, good job, but the way you display information is not the greatest.

why not load it into a list instead of a text file?

Big daddy showed him his list, but he didn't want to!!!...???

[flip209]

I spit it into a text file because this is step one. I am making a gui so you can add a list of computers and run this check on that list then the results will spit out a HTML report. I have a list version in my network searcher (just updated today). I was also thinking about making a registry mapping program.

[GEOSoft]

If you want to add installed updates to the mix here is the code I used to do it. I added the MsgBox for display only.

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$Uobj = ObjCreate("Microsoft.Update.Session")
$oSearch = $Uobj.CreateUpdateSearcher
$hCount = Int($oSearch.GetTotalHistoryCount) -1
$dCount = 0
$colHistory = $oSearch.QueryHistory(1, $hCount)

For $objEntry in $colHistory
    $hOut = ""
    $dCount += 1
    $hOut &= "Date: " & _DisplayDate($objEntry.Date, 0, 1) & @CRLF
    $hOut &= "Name: " & $objEntry.Title & @CRLF & @CRLF
    $hOut &= "Description: " & $objEntry.Description & @CRLF & @CRLF
    $hOut &= "Client application ID: " & $objEntry.ClientApplicationID & @CRLF & @CRLF
    $i = 1
    For $strStep in $objEntry.UninstallationSteps()
        $hOut &= $i & " -- " & $strStep & @CRLF
        $i += 1
    Next
    $hOut &= @CRLF
    $hOut &= "Uninstallation Notes: " & $objEntry.UninstallationNotes & @CRLF
    $hOut &= "Support URL: " & $objEntry.SupportURL
    MsgBox(0, "Update History " & $dCount & " of " & $hCount, $hOut)
Next

Func _DisplayDate($iDate, $iTime = 1, $mLong = 0, $yDelim = "/", $tDelim = ":")
   Local $ap = " PM", $tStr = "", $oTime = ""
   $aMonth = StringSplit("January|February|March|April|May|June|July|August|September|October|November|December", "|")
   $dStr = StringLeft($iDate, 8)
   If StringLen($iDate) < 9 Then $iTime = 0
   If $iTime = 1 Then
      $tStr = StringReplace($iDate, $dStr, "")
      $oTime = "  "
      $tHr = StringLeft($tStr, 2)
      If $tHr < 12 Then
         $ap = " AM"
         If $tHr = 0 Then $tHr = 12
      EndIf
      $oTime &= $tHr & $tDelim & StringMid($tStr, 3, 2) & $tDelim & StringRight($tStr, 2) & $ap
   EndIf
   $yStr = $yDelim & StringLeft($dStr, 4)
   $mStr = $aMonth[StringRight($dStr, 2)]
   If $mLong = 0 Then $mStr = StringLeft($mStr, 3)
   $mStr &= Chr(32)
   $dStr = StringMid($dStr, 5, 2)
   $oDate = $mStr & $dStr & $yStr
   Return $oDate & $oTime
EndFunc

You will have to watch the line wrap on the StringSplit(

Edited September 30, 2007 by GEOSoft

[flip209]

Thank you GEOsoft I may look into that...