Listed here are some command line utilities/tools that I have developed for different purposes:

All items for download here are free and ©Adam Smith-Platts; but you are more than welcome to use and distribute as you like.

You may not, however, sell or receive donation in any way shape or form.

EnumInstalledApp

Query the Registry Uninstall Key

Download
©2013 Adam Smith-Platts

EnumInstalledApp queries the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall registry key for a particular keyword or full name as passed on the command line. It’s scope, by default, is to find registry sub keys whose DisplayName value contains the passed keyword/s. It will list each match by sub key name, DisplayName and DisplayVersion.

Search control and refinement was given quite some thought; in a nutshell you can:

  • Search for multiple keyword/s or full names (with spaces!)
  • Perform a case sensitive search to narrow results
  • Alter the search scope:
    • Find matches that contain keyword/s
    • Find matches that are exact
    • Find matches that start with keyword/s
  • On a 64-bit machine, include the 32-bit registry within search or search 32-bit only
  • Query a remote host over the network

All of EnumInstalledApp’s CLi usage options and explanations can be accessed by either running EnumInstalledApp.exe from within a command prompt or by using the -? argument.

Requirements

EnumInstalledApp has been built for Microsoft Windows. It has been designed for and tested against Windows XP (all versions), Windows 7 (all versions) and Windows 8.x.

The .NET framework version 4 is required to be able to run EnumInstalledApp. Windows 8.x already includes a newer version of the .NET framework, but if you are intending to run this tool on any other edition of Windows you will first need to install the .NET 4 framework which can be found here.

Example/s

EnumInstalledApp in Action!

PromoteNTA

Promote a Notification Tray application

PromoteNTA is little command line utility that can be used to “promote” a Notification Tray application state.
It is special, and has extra resources for developers, so for more information check out its page here.