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Kboyer
Engaged Sweeper III
Our software model is moving towards more applications being published and loaded as Microsoft APP-V applications with SCCM.
Currently it appears that lansweeper cannot "find" these apps since they do not have typical entries in the uninstall folder of the registry ?
The application pointer is here:( 64b-win7)
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\SoftGrid\4.5\Client\Packages\

We tried to manually enter the various package names (ex:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\SoftGrid\4.5\Client\Packages\{81032A28-8960-4886-B82D-1FE988F7176D}\ AND regvalue = Name) as a custom scan for registry entry, however as the list of applications gets longer and longer this will not be fun. Also these custom registry returns do not appear in the list of Software titles, and hence are only minimally usable .

Is this an addressable problem?

Seems like should be able to get from the WMI class APP-V Package
class Package
{
string Name;
string Version;
string PackageGUID;
string SftPath;
uint64 TotalSize;
uint64 CachedSize;
uint64 LaunchSize;
uint64 CachedLaunchSize;
boolean InUse;
boolean Locked;
uint16 CachedPercentage;
string VersionGUID;
};

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Kboyer
Engaged Sweeper III
Awesome Thanks.
Looking forward to it.
Hemoco
Lansweeper Alumni
Lansweeper software scanning recreates Add/Remove Programs. Additional software packages can be detected through custom file or registry scanning. There are no immediate plans to change this behavior, but we've added the WMI class you mentioned to our customer wish list for a future release.