Troubleshooting Missing Installed Apps in ControlUp for Windows Devices

A user was having trouble with a Windows device not reporting any installed apps. Another user suggested using the built-in Powershell script to collect this information, which can be found at C:\ProgramData\Avacee\sip_agent\scripts. It runs once a day, but can also be added as an action and run on demand. The necessary details should not be changed in the script.

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if I have a windows device that’s online and healthy yet not reporting any installed app, is there a cmd i can run to force the process for collection?

There is a builtin_installed_apps powershell script that runs on all windows devices that will report in the installed apps

if it’s not working, can i run it manually?

Yes you can grab the script from the device and add it as an action ,/ script then you can run it

Question does your Pwershell scripts need to be signed ?

well it works on some devices and not others. all have the same policies/GPOs applied

i dont’ see on the local device, where these kind of scripts reside

C:\ProgramData\Avacee\sip_agent\scripts

Thanks Luke was typing now

copy paste 🙂 never type

the scripts for builtin apps runs once a day

but you can add it here and you can run on demand

don’t change any of the details in it

ty!

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