Anyone got a copy of MSIINV.EXE? [closed]

Question

Does anyone have a copy of MSIINV.EXE (The MSI Inventory tool)? The site where it used to be available is down(http://www.huydao.net/). I'm trying to uninstall some components in order to force the Visual Studio Setup to reinstall them. I apologize as this is not strictly a programming question but I figured anyone that has installed some of the Visual Studio beta stuff may have run into this problem as well.

Answer 1

I've created a GitHub repository with both the original source and a copy of the .exe for MsiInv.exe. I am the original author.

https://github.com/ZisBoom/MsiInv.exe

My most common usage is msiinv.exe -p to list all installed products, or msiinv.exe -p | findstr /i <pattern> to find a specific product. msiinv.exe -p <leading match> requires you to know the "startswith" name of the product, whereas findstr is useful for substring.

Command line options:

msiinv.exe -?
Usage: msiinv.exe [option [option]]
    -p [product]    Product list
    -f      Feature state by product. (includes -p)
    -q      Component count by product (includes -p)
    -#      Component count and features states by product (-p -f -q)

    -x      Orphaned components.
    -m      Shared components.
    -c      Evaluate components (-x -m).

    -l      List of log files.

    -t      Elapsed time for run. (Benchmarking)

    -s      Reduced output.(-p -#)
    -n      Normal output. (default)
    -v      Verbose output. (default + feature and component lists)

Answer 2

What does that tool do? Does it list the component GUIDs from an MSI? If so, I've found the DARK tool from WiX to do a pretty good job of telling me what's in an MSI.