Windows 10 has some great data in the Registry concerning the Windows OS and it's previous builds. This can be great for reporting, or troubleshooting. First off reporting, I'm not going to touch that one much, but Hopefully Sherry K. will be posting something about that topic, or CM will build in native functionality. UserVoice:HERE ... Read moreWindows 10 Setup Keys - Reference
This will grab the Machine Password Change Date from the local machine. It MUST be run as system to access the required registry keys. If you're using Config Mgr, and you use this in a Package / Task Sequence, it runs as system, so you're good to go. If you're testing, you can use this ... Read moreGet Machine AD Last Password Change Date - PowerShell
Ok, so I’ve been spending a lot of time manually exporting things from my Lab and uploading. So this morning I was like… I’m done, I’m scripting this. So a couple hours later, this is what I got. While this exact script probably isn’t useful to many, there are parts that might be, as well ... Read moreExport Task Sequences, Packages, Baselines with Logging
Update: a few small mods to the Script after a conversation with Nathan from HP. This script will Allow you to Check and Update your HP Drive Packs that you have CM Legacy Packages For. Email Notification When Complete, because you don’t want to sit around and wait for all this to happen. Also, not ... Read moreHP Driver Packs Download & CM Import via PowerShell
First off, Thanks to Adam for getting me 80% of the way there: https://www.asquaredozen.com/2019/02/04/finding-configmgr-task-sequences-with-invalid-references/ But I wanted to find the Task Sequences that referenced a specific Application. So in my case, I want to Delete Google Chrome, no point with the New Edge, right? Lets find those TS references: First we need to grab the ... Read moreFinding Task Sequences referenced by Applications or Packages