Windows 10 has a new way to uninstall programs and apps- and I am fine with that.
What I am NOT fine with is that I can not see the application versions that would normally be listed in Windows 7.
For example, my Realtek Audio Driver would be listed in Windows 7 as:
Name |
Realtek High Definition Audio Driver, Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
Date |
8/31/2015
Size |
Unavailable
Version:
6559
Now with Windows 10, there is no "version" pane on any item, and that is a problem for me when going through drivers.
Is there anyway to enable this or do I have to resort to a 3rd party uninstaller to check?
** in the case of the example app I knew it was 6559, and there is a new version 7560, but in most cases [drivers] you cannot check as easily.
What I am NOT fine with is that I can not see the application versions that would normally be listed in Windows 7.
For example, my Realtek Audio Driver would be listed in Windows 7 as:
Name |
Realtek High Definition Audio Driver, Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
Date |
8/31/2015
Size |
Unavailable
Version:
6559
Now with Windows 10, there is no "version" pane on any item, and that is a problem for me when going through drivers.
Is there anyway to enable this or do I have to resort to a 3rd party uninstaller to check?
** in the case of the example app I knew it was 6559, and there is a new version 7560, but in most cases [drivers] you cannot check as easily.
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