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Here's a command you can run to find out what executables exist in AppData: dir /S /P "%userprofile%\AppData\*.exe" > %userprofile%\Desktop\FoundFiles.txt
by fekberg 13y ago
Here's a command you can run to find out what executables exist in AppData:
dir /S /P "%userprofile%\AppData\*.exe" > %userprofile%\Desktop\FoundFiles.txt
- m_myers 13y agoOr for PowerShell: dir -Path "$env:userprofile\AppData" -Filter *.exe -Recurse > "$env:userprofile\Desktop\FoundFiles.txt" Useful if your corporate security policy, like mine, has disabled the command prompt but left PowerShell intact.
- pjmlp 13y agoIt still wonders me the amount of IT folks unaware of Powershell.
- Silhouette 13y agoIt's helpful to add /A (shows .exe files even if they have hidden/system attributes set) and maybe /B (bare format, just the path/filenames without all the header/footer information).