I need to inventory several workstations and servers and need a script to automate this process. I know this could be accomplished using WMI so if any one has code that they can pass on, I would appreciate it.

Script Tips A Quick Software Inventory Script Use a script to find out who's installed what software • By • Software inventory is a very common request in the world of desktop management. Most environments have some sort of asset management system in place that reports on many things, including software. This week, I show you a script that can do basic inventory or perform an operation based on whether certain software is installed. Rather than digging through the file system looking for known file names or file version information, the quick and easy way to get that info is to enumerate the subkeys in the Uninstall subkey of the registry.

That is, you're basically retrieving a list of each subkey in that level of the registry structure. Once you have that info, you can dynamically build a list of what's installed by looking for some common registry values describing the installed items. What you'll end up with will look suspiciously like what you'd see if you brought up the Add/Remove Programs applet (that's because the script here and the ARP work off of the same data).

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An administrator must be up-to-date on the information about the software and hardware used across the organization. Manual compilation and reconciliation of IT assets is effort-intensive and error-prone. Desktop Central's web-based inventory management not only helps automate this task, but also provides out-of-the-box network inventory reports.

Inventory management features. • Perceive audit ready hardware and software inventory details. • Schedule scanning of systems to collect inventory data. • Manage software licenses, category, and compliance. • Detect, block, and auto-uninstall prohibited software in the network. • Look at software usage statistics.

• Automate alerts on specific events such as installation or uninstallation of new software, removal of hardware, etc. • Over two dozen out-of-the-box reports and the ability to create custom reports across different formats. Software inventory. In Desktop Central gives you access to: •: Usage details of specific software such as number of times it has been used, total usage duration, systems with specific software etc.

• Software details: View commercial and non-commercial software information including vendor name, installation date, and software version. •:Provides ability to view the compliant(over-licensed) and non-compliant(under-licensed) software being used in the network. •: Blacklist software, block executables through, and auto-uninstall prohibited software in the network. •: Track the warranty information of the hardware assets managed by your organization. Hardware inventory.

Faro cam2 measure 10 training. The provides complete details about the hardware used in the network. The hardware inventory reports help the administrators to: • Sort. • Sort and service pack version.

• Sort based on. • Sort by age, disk usage, type, etc. Scheduled inventory scanning. Desktop Central scans the Windows desktops and servers in the network periodically to collect the hardware and software details and stores them in the databse. The inventory scanning interval is flexible and can be configured to meet the real-time needs.

This enables administrators to get an up-to-date inventory information any time, without any manual intervention. Alert notifications. Desktop Central sends email notifications to the administrators for the following events: • A new hardware is added or removed in the network. • A new software is installed or uninstalled in the network. • Non-compliance (under-licensed) of software licensing policy, i.e. The license is inadequate and have to purchase more licenses to be compliant • A prohibited software is detected in the network. Network inventory reports.

Desktop Central provides out-of-the-box reports to view the software and hardware details of the network. These reports help in getting a quick view of the network inventory.

The ability to export the reports to PDF or CSV formats help integrate with third-party reporting engines or print it out for future reference. Desktop Central's lets you collect and view the software and hardware inventory details for 25 desktops. For more details on the inventory management feature, refer to the online help documentation of.