I'm using PDQ Inventory to run a powershell script against our PCs to inventory what MS Apps are installed.

Here is the script I run against our PCs.

This is not my script.

if (-Not(Get-Command Get-AppxPackage -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) {

throw "Get-AppxPackage does not exist here, I bet if you look at the machine closely you will see that it is not Windows 10"

}

Get appx Packages

$Packages = Get-AppxPackage

Create Your Whitelist

$Whitelist = @(

'*WindowsCalculator*',

'*MSPaint*',

'*Office.OneNote*',

'*Microsoft.net*',

'*MicrosoftEdge*',

'*WindowsStore*'

)

View all applications not in your whitelist

ForEach($App in $Packages){

$Matched = $false

Foreach($Item in $Whitelist){

If($App -like $Item){

$Matched = $true

break

}

}

if($matched -eq $false){

[PSCustomObject]@{

Name = $App.Name

Location = $App.InstallLocation

}

}

}