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Finding Application GUID's with Powershell

Updated: Sep 4, 2019

This guide will show you how to search for an application GUID, which you have installed on your device, through PowerShell.


1 . You will need to open up PowerShell as an Administrator


2. Type the following into PowerShell

get-wmiobject Win32_Product | Format-Table IdentifyingNumber, Name, LocalPackage -AutoSize

This will take a few minutes to render a list of all GUIDs and Application Names

Here is an example of what it should look like.


You may, or may not, have found another way to get these results. I found this way works best for me when searching for an application by GUID.


Oh, if you do have any other ways you like to get your GUID's please leave a comment to share with me.

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sco0t3r
Sep 03, 2019

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