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Is there a way to generate a query or report in SCCM that lists installed software by user?
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For clarity, Are you talking about User installed software verse Device installed? e.g. Appdata installed SW?
If you mean "software installed into the user context", think of things like "oneNote" for example, here is 1 way to get that teased out (it is multi-layered, but it's the way I found personally that seems to work 'ok enough', and is free to do). https://tcsmug.org/blogs/sherry-kissinger/574-cm-inventory-per-user-installed-applications
There are multiple companies I'm aware of which will also inventory per-user installed applications, look via your favorite search engine for things like "configmgr user installed software" or "configmgr apps installed by user" for some hits on vendors which offer products you can purchase for that. It is possible your company already has a relationship with one of those companies--all the companies I know of that do that are quite popular.
Thank you Sherry for the help.
Hi, @Richard Sindler
Thank you for posting in Microsoft Q&A forum.
We can use the "Windows apps installed to the specified user" report displays all Windows apps installed for a specified user.
Additionally, we can use the "Users that recently used a specified executable program" report to see which users have interacted with specific software.
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