July 30, 2010
In Windows Vista how do I find the versions of the software that I have installed?
I’ve installed a piece of software that came with a Kodak digital camcorder onto a PC that has Windows Vista. How do I now find what version that software is (via Windows)?
In earlier versions of Windows, I’d just go to the software’s “Help” menu, choose “About” and get the software version that’s installed, Windows Vista doesn’t appear to have that option anymore.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Comments on In Windows Vista how do I find the versions of the software that I have installed?
Usually you can open the program, click on the Help menu and click “About”.
This will display the software version. Good luck!