Hi All,

We need to Run an audit on all our servers to see if a specific application related patch is installed on the servers or not.

I used Get-hotfix & wmic qfe these give the output, But only list the Windows patches like in the below screenshot.

But it does not list the installed Microsoft application Patches like in the below screenshot.

Is there any way from powershell we can query these KB Numbers as well ?

Hello Gautam,

Get-HotFix -id KBXXXXXX

You could try the above to find with KB

Regards,

V

Look at the below it does not work.

Hi Guys,

Any update on this issue ? Are there any possibilities to fetch the application related patches via powershell or command prompt ? Or is there any other way other than powershell or command prompt to achieve this ?

• Edited by Leif-Arne Helland 11 hours 22 minutes ago

• Edited by Leif-Arne Helland 11 hours 16 minutes ago

• Edited by Leif-Arne Helland Sunday, March 29, 2015 7:45 PM

Hi There,

I had already refereed that but dint work.

Hi There,

I had already refereed that but dint

You don't get any output from this?

gwmi -cl win32_reliabilityRecords -filter "sourcename = 'Microsoft-Windows-WindowsUpdateClient'" |
    where { $_.message -match 'KB947789' -OR $_.productname -Match 'KB947789'} |
    FT productname, message -autosize wrap

Hi Jrv,

Thank you. I am looking for Rollup updates and Product upgrades which are having a KB Number.

As you have mentioned even i don't think it is possible to pull Product upgrades and rollups.

Hi Jrv,

Thank you. I am looking for Rollup updates and Product upgrades which are having a KB Number.

As you have mentioned even i don't think it is possible to pull Product upgrades and rollups.