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You're too kind aGerman - yes it does work.

I will still need to read up so that I can learn and understand all the code used here.

Thank you again for your kind help and support with this, very much appreciated.

I'll play with the switches but in basic testing the other day I did not find that it altered the output. I need it to be strict because it will be used as a routine in a larger batch script so that it can find a specific .msi file and actually delete it. As it is now it simply finds what I think is...

Sorry I've not had time to dig into this further as I've been doing 18+ hours work on some unexpected emergency work. Didn't want to leave you hanging - waiting for a reply as I do really appreciate it and will be back soon to study your code and if I can't find the answers here I'll post some quest...

Have not had time to really dig into the code yet, but here is what was causing the errors so I'll probably need to add some error checking code. This key has no InstallProperties sub-key and why it gets an error. Appears to be related to Microsoft Security Essentials and Out of Box Experience HKEY_...

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Yes that information is in the Registry.

Thanks aGerman

That is very close and does work but has a couple of errors so I'll try to track those down and post back what I find.

Thank you again

I'm looking for some ideas and assistance on how best to approach this using batch. If possible I want to be able to do a couple of methods for listing what the .MSI files in the C:\Windows\Installer folder are for. I can use WSH (Windows Scripting Host) to create an object and then read the informa...