How can I forcefully upgrade Windows 7 or Windows 10 to the latest version of Windows 10 using System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch)?

[webguy]

In the .HTA file I changed the following line:

    If DPI > 120 then
        DESIGN_DPI = 160        'dots per inch
        'DESIGN_WIDTH  = 450    'pixels
        'DESIGN_HEIGHT = 365    'pixels
        DESIGN_WIDTH  = dw        'pixels
        DESIGN_HEIGHT = dh        'pixels
to

    If DPI > 120 then
        DESIGN_DPI = 96      'dots per inch <<---
        'DESIGN_WIDTH  = 450    'pixels
        'DESIGN_HEIGHT = 365    'pixels
        DESIGN_WIDTH  = dw        'pixels
        DESIGN_HEIGHT = dh        'pixels

This seems to have solved my scaling problems. You still need to adjust the Window size from above, reference: Call ReSizeWindow (425,335,500,535) in the code above the ReSizeWindow function. When the DPI is <120 the formula uses the design width and height 500,535 respectively. However when the DPI is >120 it will use the numbers 425,335 and then factor accordingly. To get mine to work I had to reduce those numbers somewhat but it now almost displaces the same as on a system with DPI set to 96.

[kreienkaa]

@webguy that did the trick! Even at a ridiculous 175% scaling on 1920x1080, it's still fully readable and the buttons can be accessed.

[anyweb]

glad you got it resolved !

my messenger inbox was full, but i've emptied it now

[Microman14]

This is fantastic well done, I will be testing this definitely alot of work has been put into this.

 

Good work keep these coming.

[PHGustavsson]

I just wanted to stop by and say thanks for this!

I really think that something like this should be included as standard in ConfigMgr.

Snyggt värre, tack!

/P-H

[anyweb]

On 12/14/2017 at 4:25 PM, PHGustavsson said:

I just wanted to stop by and say thanks for this!

I really think that something like this should be included as standard in ConfigMgr.

Snyggt värre, tack!

/P-H

thanks ! I appreciate the feedback and would be interested in seeing what you do with it  :-)

[dyg]

Hi,

 

First of all: Great post! is so helpfull! 

 

It's working like a charm but i have some issue when checks for pending reboot, i reviewed that the computers doesn't have any pending reboot using this powershell:

Invoke-WmiMethod -Namespace "ROOT\ccm\ClientSDK" -Class CCM_ClientUtilities -Name DetermineIfRebootPending

 

i reviewed wrapper file and i have some doubts about Set objSysInfo = CreateObject("Microsoft.Update.SystemInfo"), what else can i review?

 

thanks!

 

 

[anyweb]

First of all: Great post! is so helpfull!  

thanks !

It's working like a charm but i have some issue when checks for pending reboot, 

can you expand on this, do you mean that it is not detecting pending reboots for you or ?

[dyg]

Hi,

 

I'm doing some tests and i found this scenario:

 

• Deployed the TS to some devices as available (not required only for testing pourpose).
• This devices also have assigned some security patches (for current build not for the upraded one).
• Device installs first the security updates and asks for a reboot.
• We run the TS: it detects that are a reboot pending and a pop up appears asking for reboot (as expected).
• Finally I rebooted the devices, I used the powershell to verify if the device is marked with reboot pending and run again the TS: The same message from wrapper.vbs asking for reboot is appearing and i don't now why.

So, the question is: how the wrapper.vbs verify that the computer have a reboot pending and why it's not working for me?

 

thank you!

 

[anyweb]

it states reboot pending based on the results of this check, so you probably do indeed need another reboot.

 

Set objSysInfo = CreateObject("Microsoft.Update.SystemInfo")

							'msgbox "Reboot required? " & objSysInfo.RebootRequired
							
							If objSysInfo.RebootRequired = "False" then
							'	msgbox "The computer did not need a reboot"