Is it possible to query an IdentifyingNumber during a task sequence and use the result to place it in a particular OU in Active directory? To return the asset tag i use the following query. wmic:root\cli>csproduct get identifyingnumber IdentifyingNumber GXS045J How can i use the result to place the machine in a particular OU in AD?  Is this possible? If it is how are people achieving this? Many Thanks in advance. Shadycat

SCCM 1610 with all hotfixes. Windows 10 Enterprise 1607. I have an application that have two dependencies. It's setup so that both dependencies are installed before the application itself. Both of them are .msi files and both are recognized by SCCM with MSI Product Codes. The installation part is working fine. But they are not uninstalled if I uninstall the main application (using the old control panel and/or Win 10 Settings / Apps). The uninstall button is greyed out in Software

Many of my clients are showing compliant status when I'm trying to deploy Windows updates, both for Win 10 1607 and 1511 clients. Attempting to deploy KB4013429 it appears to be compliant on the machines but if I manually go to "check for windows updates" the very same patch starts downloading from microsoft. At first the machines present me with: Failed to attach update to the automation wrapper, error = 0x87d00215    UpdatesDeploymentAgent    3/18/2017 12:57:22 PM    2440 (0x098

Hello everyone! Some years ago I was looking for a script to create collections in SCCM based on AD OUs. I've found some of them, but they seemed a bit complex and incomprehensible to me. So I've wrote my own rather simple script, added a few options that I think would be in hand for SCCM admin and added a lot of comments to make the script easy to understand and modify. So I present it to your judge. Any comments and suggestions are appreciated. <# Crafted by Maestro, 17/0

Hello Windows Insiders! Today we are excited to be releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15060 for PC to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring. NOTE: The builds for Brazil (PT-BR) and Polish (PL-PL) are not yet available so Insiders will see the message “An update is being prepared for your device, but it’s not quite ready yet. We will keep trying or you can try again now.” when checking for updates. Windows 10 Home for 32-bit is also not yet available. Other changes, improveme

Hi, I am installing SCCM 2016 as a standalone server (Windows Server 2016), with the SQL database hosted on a different server (Windows Server 2012R2, SQL 2016). I know this is not the recommended setup, but currently it is our only option. The SQL server also hosts various things as SharePoint/Project, Jira/Fisheye, EventSentry, App-V 5 etc. I've gotten past all the other prerequisites except "SQL Server Tcp Port - Configuration Manager primary site and central administration site req

Hi, I have a device that is in SCCM and has multiple TS deployed to it. Although when i try to PXE the machine it aborts as it cant find any advertisements. I've checked the SMSPXE.log file and it see's that its trying to PXE but has no advertisements deployed to the device. Any help would be great!

I currently administer a single, on-premise, MP with ~60 local DPs spread globally. We have around 7500 devices and 4000 users. At present the MP, SQL and foundations all live in the UK, and this is causing a bit of grief for our APAC sites, when pulling down TS policies for OSD etc... We're needing/wanting to spin up a 16xx instance of SCCM anyway, but have been wondering if/how feasible a Cloud Based MP and feature rich site system server would be if based in Azure for example.