Sometimes it is difficult to keep track of which task sequence references a particular package, application or driver. Especially if the environment is somewhat larger and you are working with development task sequences, for example.For applications it is now visible via the console, but for packages, drivers etc. you need
In addition to a fixed list, applications and packages can also be installed dynamically. For example, applications assigned to the primary user or separately assigned applications or packages of the device can be installed without having to maintain a fixed list in the task sequence.For this purpose, I have created
Our first devices, which should be integrated hybrid, reported back with the error 0x801c005a.The formulated error message was: Initially we focused on the attribute “userCertificate“, because this was the only documented attribute in this context. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/hybrid/connect/reference-connect-sync-attributes-synchronized#windows-10 https://learn.microsoft.com/de-de/azure/active-directory/devices/device-registration-how-it-works#hybrid-azure-ad-joined-in-managed-environments But after some analysis and with Microsoft’s support, it turned out that another
An inventory of the Intel ME firmware version is not provided in the standard hardware inventory.However, with the help of the Intel CSME Detection Tool and a Configuration Baseline, the inventory can be easily extended and also gives us additional information about the vulnerability status of the device. Download the
I´ve updated my MECM PowerShell Toolbox: Get-MECMDeviceVariables.ps1 The script queries all device variables of one or all devices and optionally exports them to a CSV file. Set-MECMDeviceVariable.ps1 The script creates device variables. Either a single variable to a device or multiple variables are created by importing a file. Get-MECMPackagesOnDPGroups.ps1 The
Looking for a way to get an overview of the driver state on the computers, I came across the WMI class Win32_PnpSignedDriver which provides all the information I need.Unfortunately this class cannot be integrated directly into the hardware inventory of MEMCM. So I use a little detour and create a
With the help of the tool, applications can be created in MEMCM. Optionally, the Powershell App Deployment Toolkit (PSADT) can be used. The tool fills all necessary basics in the script “Deploy-Application.ps1”.Currently the tool is limited to device assignment, user assignment is planned for the next release. The information of
The information about connected displays in WMI are not easy to read. The command will give you the following output: You can use the PowerShell Script below to convert the output and create a new WMI Class and publish the information. You can use the following command to get the