As far as I can tell, Control Panel > Programs > Programs and features >displays info such as name, publisher, installed on size and version.
I do not see any path to where it is actually installed. The bottom
pane gives info such as contact data.
I wish to identify the exact path to the installed program. Is there a
way to do so within Windows? Or will it require a third party s/w to
do so and if so, recommendations?
As far as I can tell, Control Panel > Programs > Programs and features >displays info such as name, publisher, installed on size and version.
I do not see any path to where it is actually installed. The bottom
pane gives info such as contact data.
I wish to identify the exact path to the installed program. Is there a
way to do so within Windows? Or will it require a third party s/w to
do so and if so, recommendations?
Thanks. John.
On Tue, 5 May 2020 20:40:32 -0000 (UTC), "Yes"
<noone@invalid.invalid.com> wrote:
As far as I can tell, Control Panel > Programs > Programs and features >>displays info such as name, publisher, installed on size and version.
I do not see any path to where it is actually installed. The bottom
pane gives info such as contact data.
I wish to identify the exact path to the installed program. Is there a
way to do so within Windows? Or will it require a third party s/w to
do so and if so, recommendations?
Thanks. John.
If it has an icon on the desktop, right click on the icon and click >Properties, then click Shortcut tab. The exact path is shown in
Target.
That only works if it has a Shortcut icon on the desktop.
As far as I can tell, Control Panel > Programs > Programs and features displays info such as name, publisher, installed on size and version.
I do not see any path to where it is actually installed. The bottom
pane gives info such as contact data.
I wish to identify the exact path to the installed program. Is there a
way to do so within Windows? Or will it require a third party s/w to
do so and if so, recommendations?
On Tue, 5 May 2020 20:40:32 -0000 (UTC), "Yes"
<noone@invalid.invalid.com> wrote:
As far as I can tell, Control Panel > Programs > Programs andfeatures
displays info such as name, publisher, installed on size and
version. I do not see any path to where it is actually installed.
The bottom pane gives info such as contact data.
I wish to identify the exact path to the installed program. Is
there a way to do so within Windows? Or will it require a third
party s/w to do so and if so, recommendations?
For programs that are running, Task Manager will show the path if you
enable the Command Line column.
If you need a more general tool, perhaps they have something on the
Nirsoft site. Something like this:
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/installed_packages_view.html
On Tue, 5 May 2020 20:40:32 -0000 (UTC), "Yes"
<noone@invalid.invalid.com> wrote:
As far as I can tell, Control Panel > Programs > Programs andfeatures
displays info such as name, publisher, installed on size and
version. I do not see any path to where it is actually installed.
The bottom pane gives info such as contact data.
I wish to identify the exact path to the installed program. Is
there a way to do so within Windows? Or will it require a third
party s/w to do so and if so, recommendations?
For programs that are running, Task Manager will show the path if you
enable the Command Line column.
If you need a more general tool, perhaps they have something on the
Nirsoft site. Something like this:
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/installed_packages_view.html
it picked up those programs installed using 3rd
party installers.
On 06/05/2020 16:43, Stephen Wolstenholme wrote:
That only works if it has a Shortcut icon on the desktop.
So how does one launch an app without a shortcut? If by directly
clicking on the executable then clearly the user knows where the app is >located!!.
There are some icons on my desktop that are URL's. They are Internet shortcuts rather than application shortcuts.
There are a few without
the heavy shortcut arrow as well. I can't remember how I created them.
Char Jackson wrote:
On Tue, 5 May 2020 20:40:32 -0000 (UTC), "Yes"
<noone@invalid.invalid.com> wrote:
As far as I can tell, Control Panel > Programs > Programs andfeatures
displays info such as name, publisher, installed on size and
version. I do not see any path to where it is actually installed.
The bottom pane gives info such as contact data.
I wish to identify the exact path to the installed program. Is
there a way to do so within Windows? Or will it require a third
party s/w to do so and if so, recommendations?
For programs that are running, Task Manager will show the path if you
enable the Command Line column.
If you need a more general tool, perhaps they have something on the
Nirsoft site. Something like this:
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/installed_packages_view.html
Just another note. I browsed some more at Nirsoft. The UninstallView >package seems like a better fit. It too includes the location of
installed programs and it picked up those programs installed using 3rd
party installers.
On 06/05/2020 21:25, Yes wrote:
it picked up those programs installed using 3rd
party installers.
This now proves that there are nutters like you who will use anything
crap to mess up the system. In Windows you have to use Microsoft's de-facto-method of doing things but idiots like you won't trust
Microsoft but still continue using Microsoft products.
Now go and fuck yourself or go and get infected with Covid-19. It is available to all idiots out there.
? Good Guy ? wrote:
Now go and fuck yourself or go and get infected with Covid-19. It is available to all idiots out there.
Knee-jerk reactionary bullying people without even asking for any clarification. Go to anger management class.
As far as I can tell, Control Panel > Programs > Programs and features displays info such as name, publisher, installed on size and version.
I do not see any path to where it is actually installed. The bottom
pane gives info such as contact data.
I wish to identify the exact path to the installed program. Is there a
way to do so within Windows? Or will it require a third party s/w to
do so and if so, recommendations?
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