Key takeaways from all these commands is that we have Name & ProductCode which we can use for uninstallation. Run the command: wmic product where " name like '7-Zip%'" get /format:list Till now we were just focusing on the name of the application, but there are other details also for the application. Hence, we now have more than 1 application listed, and we can adopt the changes as we like. wmic product where "name like 'itunes' or name like '7-Zip%'" get name The reason for using double quotes and like query is to enhance the power of this command line by adding more applications under it while at the same time usage of wildcard can be used which can be used as % sign. Or we can also specify like clause but the query itself needs to be enclosed under double quotes (“”) Wmic product where “name like ‘itunes’” get name Wmic product where name=’itunes’ get name To filter out a specific program, use where clause with = sign for exact application name to specified. To see what programs are installed, run the command: wmic product get name Open command prompt with elevated rights.
Get the details of application using Command line
I will show you how to get the details first and then we have option to uninstall a single product or going with multiple products also possible. Application / package can be uninstalled through command line using multiple methods.
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