Detect applications installed for single users
Some applications by default install for single users, or there is an installation option that allow this. OCS only detects APPs installed for ALL users (under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE registry hive) and not those installed for the user (under HKEY_CURRENT_USER).
It would be good to have all app's detected. In many cases there is only one user that logs in a machine, so we are losing applications that the user can see without noticing whether they are for all users or for one user only.
I see two ways:
1) Have OCS Agent detect all the applications (scanning all the registry, including users not logged in). I can see it is difficult.
2) Have OCS Agent detect app's for all users (HKEY_LOCAL_
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The agent could do that for all SIDs found in registry.
But we should make sure that we do not inventory software twice if the is a chance.
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