The phrase "installed on the machine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something being placed or set up on a machine or physical device. For example: "The new software was installed on the machine and then tested to make sure it was working properly."
Click the OK button to call up the About Windows box, which should list the version of Windows XP and service pack installed on the machine.
What software is installed on the machine?
The recovery seemed as if Chrome was installed on the machine itself.
Usually, crashes are caused by dashes between software installed on the machine.
However, many IT admins don't seem to realize that trick erases any patches that may have been installed on the machine since it was last saved.
There is no script debugging support for Outlook 2007 running on Windows Vista, unless Visual Studio is also installed on the machine.
Three times while he was there, he says, Diebold, the voting machine manufacturer, sent "patches" -- updates in the programming -- to be installed on the machines.
Netopia plans to circumvent Windows entirely with an Internet-based package called e-Care, to be brought out in April, that will enable users to establish computer-to-computer connections without any special software installed on the machines themselves.
The software installed on the machines was Ubuntu 14 64-bit and a 64-bit Java virtual machine version 1.8.0_121.
Education officials in Rwanda, Colombia, and Uruguay have all requested that Windows be installed on the machines they plan to put into their schools.
Experiments conducted on a 128-processor SGI Origin 2000 and a 64-processor HP SPP-2000 show that the new algorithms have a lower execution time than available tuned parallel routines installed on the machines including a version of ScaLAPACK's distributed QR factorization algorithm PDGEQRF.
