Query list of available/installed Registry Key fixes in SCCM through PowerShell Scripts

Yuvraj Vilas Deshmukh 20 Reputation points
2024-12-12T11:43:24.1833333+00:00

Hello,

I have a remote server that has Software Center (SCCM) installed on it. In this SCCM there are application updates on the top left column which contains the available/failed names of applications along with some other types like Registry Keys or CVEs.

I am trying to retrieve the names of all the applications by using a PowerShell script, but the problem is that when I run the script it only shows me the list of applications and not the Registry Keys or the CVEs.

I am using the Get-WmiObject -Class CCM_Application command for the script, but it looks like there is a different command to retrieve those other applications.

Can anyone help me to understand what is the correct command or how I can retrieve those applications in any other format?

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  1. AllenLiu-MSFT 48,976 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff
    2024-12-13T02:39:58.5466667+00:00

    Hi, @Yuvraj Vilas Deshmukh

    Thank you for posting in Microsoft Q&A forum.

    You may try CCM_SoftwareUpdate and CCM_Program, for more client WMI class, you may check the list under Client SDK WMI classes.

    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/develop/reference/core/clients/sdk/ccm_appdeploymenttype-client-wmi-class

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