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Prompt to Rename Computer During Task Sequence via Powershell
Here is my powershell script to prompt to rename computer during SCCM OSD Task Sequence. It will first auto popular machine name according to serial number, and then ask user to rename computer. If user do not do anything, the pop out window will auto close within 30 seconds. # Smart Computer Re-name System # […]
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Another way to check Update Installed via Powershell
I have to check if machine has MS March update installed, and SCCM cannot make my job simpler 🙁 So I created a new compliance rule to check the result, here is the code: $error.clear() try { $Session = New-Object -ComObject “Microsoft.Update.Session” $Searcher = $Session.CreateUpdateSearcher() $historyCount = $Searcher.GetTotalHistoryCount() $Searcher.QueryHistory(0, $historyCount) | Select-Object Title, Description, Date, […]
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Find A File with Random Characters and Send Email by SCCM Compliance Rule
Here is my Powershell script for Finding a file with random characters in the end, if the system find the file, it will email to our alert mailbox as well. This is done by SCCM Compliance Rule: # File Finder # Ray Qiu # Feb 15, 2017 # Define variables $username = “myself” $password = […]
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SCCM Compliance Rule for Finding Process Running
Here is my powershell script for finding if a process is running with SCCM compliance rule. $process = Get-Process Process-name-xxx -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue if ($process) { Write-Host “Running” } else {Write-Host “Not Running”} And for compliance rule is to check if the value is equal to “Running”
Find Current User via Powershell
sometimes if you run as local admin, but your current user is not a local admin, then you need some special way of finding the current username: $user = (gwmi -Query “Select * from Win32_Process where name = ‘explorer.exe’”).GetOwner().User
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Add a SCCM deployment with Powershell
Here is a powershell command for creating a SCCM deployment Start-CMApplicationDeployment -CollectionName “Collection Name” -Name “Softwarename” -DeployAction Install -DeployPurpose Available -UserNotification DisplayAll -AvaliableDate (Get-Date) -AvaliableTime (Get-Date) -Verbose Source: http://www.bewi.at/?p=1132
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Remote Control SCCM Package
With SCCM 2012, I love the Remote Control function, so much better than RDP! and it comes with SCCM console. For those don’t have SCCM console, I have wrote a Powershell script to just to run Remote Control from their desktops: First we need to copy files we need, you can check the files we […]
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Better Way to Find Drivers for SCCM OSD Image
There are lots of ways to find drivers, such as from the manufacturer website(Lenovo, HP, Dell), vendor website(Intel, Nvidia), or from Microsoft Update Catalog. At first I was downloading the SCCM drivers from Lenovo website, but it scared me after I imported to SCCM – 3.5G Files! That’s way to big… So I started some digging, […]
Get IP Addresses from a List of Machines
I need to get IP addresses from a list of machines, so I googled it…needs to use test-connection command, and here is the full script: # Get IP Addresses from a List of Machine Name # 07052015 $pcs = Get-Content “c:\test\pc.txt” foreach ($pc in $pcs) { #If computer is online,return true , using quiet switch, […]