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this appears to work properly. sProductIdentifier = "{25D1F70B-0B90-495C-8ADC-4FF0855EF92E}" dversion = "11.9.4.634" sVersion = GetProductVersion("HKLM\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\uninstall\" & sProductIdentifier & "\DisplayVersion") sVer...

thank you. I think i can use that.

Ultimately it has to satisfy 1 of 3 results while checking the 2 reg keys, but only outputing 1 result.

installed up to date
installed not up to date
not installed

but thanks again.

yeah, i looked through all the classes and they all have some type of event log overhead. the win_32 product class has an exceptional amount of eventlog overhead per software instance. ultimately the REGREAD files work ok i guess. Thanks for all the help and info, its nice to bounce things off others.

Below is what i was using for the wmi query, it creates events. i'd love to use this instead if it can be fixed to not create events in the event log. i'm in a win7 enviroment. on error resume next dim svalue Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" & _ "{impersonationLevel=imper...

yeah i started with the win32_product class but it created several 100 events in the windows app event log. I'm trying to identify software installed using 1 script per piece of software. The challenge is sometimes the GUID is different and sometimes the x64 machine keys are located in the wow6432no...

i guess silverlight was a bad example to use in that code cause it doesn't actually have a wow6432node key so none of these scripts work properly.

I apologize, i guess back to the drawing board.

no i want to search both the wow6432 and the 32bit. i guess that didn't work.

added a wscript.quit after the first error, fixed it.

Thank you for your time

can you help me with that? I need it to only return one value ever. Even if it is an error.

thank you very much.

Is there no way to get the error message outside of both queries to where it only returns one value if it errors.