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Software inventory with PowerShell
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PowerShell might not be a panacea, but it always shows its strengths on occasions when different interfaces need to be combined. Text or CSV as a database for remote queries, combined with remote technologies for accessing the registry, ultimately leads to an HTML or CSV report. Reports on the current status of software installations are no exception to this rule.
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