Powershell - Clean up the Windows installer folder
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Hello,
I had already posted an article about the c:\windows\installer folder in Windows:
https://www.altf4-formation.fr/fr/comment-nettoyer-le-dossier-installer-de-windows
It is also possible to do this in PowerShell using the MSIPatches module:
https://github.com/markkerry/MSIPatches
# Install moduleInstall-Module -Name MSIPatches
# Display patch informationGet-MsiPatch
# List orphaned packagesGet-OrphanedPatch
# It is advisable to save (move in this case) orphaned filesGet-OrphanedPatch | Move-OrphanedPatch -Destination D:\Backup_Installer
# Delete files directlyGet-OrphanedPatch | Remove-ItemRelated links
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