Windows 10: Unable to retrieve application names from the PowerShell script

Hello,I have a remote server that has Software Center SCCM installed on it. In this SCCM there are application updates on the top left column which contains the available/failed names of applications along with some other types like Registry Keys or CVEs.I am trying to retrieve the names of all the applications by using a PowerShell script, but the problem is that when I run the script it only shows me the list of applications and not the Registry Keys or the CVEs.I am using the Get-WmiObject -Class CCM_Application command for the script, but it looks like there is a different command to ret

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Retrieve and Install Sticky Notes via PowerShell

Hi Matty,

Reinstalling an application via PowerShell needs an administrator access to continue. If you have administrator access, you can follow the steps below to install Sticky Notes using PowerShell:

• Open PowerShell with admin rights. To do so, type Windows
  PowerShell in the search box to see PowerShell in results, right-click on PowerShell, and then click
  Run as administrator option.
• In the PowerShell prompt, type the following command and press the Enter key:
  
  Get-Appxpackage –Allusers
  
  Scroll down and locate the entry of the app that you want to reinstall and copy the package name. Since you are looking for the Sticky Notes app, locate the Sticky Notes entry, and then copy the package name of Sticky Notes.
  
• Now, you will need to execute the following command to add the app:
  
  Add-AppxPackage -register "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PackageFullName\appxmanifest.xml" -DisableDevelopmentMode
  
  Replace PackageFullName term in the above command with the copied PackageFullName information from step 2.
  

If you do not have an administrator access to your computer, we suggest that you contact your IT admin to be able to install Sticky Notes via PowerShell.

Should you need further assistance, don't hesitate to get back to us.

 

Powershell Script - Reinstalling Application

Hoping someone can assist, I'm trying to create a powershell script that uninstalls and then reinstalls an application, the new installer is using an executable file (.exe). I've been able to get the commands to run when opening Powershell as Admin and copying the code in there but when I'm creating a PS1 File with the expectation of being able to use it across multiple machines it fails, this looks to be down to it not being ran with administrative privileges and when it is ran with Admin privileges it seems to close without running.

Current Code:

Code:

I have tried creating a shortcut to the ".ps1" file, the initial stumble block was not being able to select 'Run as administrator' within advanced properties, to surpass this I added in target prior to path "powershell.exe" which then allowed this option to be selected, once selected I proceed to open the shortcut which opens powershell but then immediately closing it without running the code.

I have also tried creating a batch file to open powershell initially and then open powershell with administrative permissions by using the below but this results similarly to the above whereby it closes the new powershell window without running the code.

Code:

Hoping someone may be able to advise where I'm going wrong.

 

PowerShell scripts not working with Call operator

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that you are facing issues while developing a PowerShell script using the Call operator. I would suggest you to refer the articles

The Windows PowerShell ISE.



However, as the issue is related to developing PowerShell scripts, I would suggest you to post your query on

MSDN forums, where we have expertise and developers who are well equipped with the knowledge of developing PowerShell scripts in Windows.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator