When you have monthly software update groups that gets generated monthly by the Automatic Deployment rule (ADR) the recommendation is always to go in and delete old obsolete groups that just taking up space. Instead of manually go in and clean everything up this Powershell script below does it
Powershell – Trigger uninstall of a Software update on a remote computer
Hello everyone, I did a blog post a few weeks back on how to Force an install of software update in SCCM through WMI with help of Powershell https://timmyit.com/2016/08/01/sccm-and-powershell-force-install-of-software-updates-thats-available-on-client-through-wmi/ For this post i want to focus on how to Uninstall a software update remotely which is fairly simple and does’t involve SCCM at
SCCM and Powershell – Force install/uninstall of available software in software center through CIM/WMI on a remote client
What do we want to achieve ? You have application X deployed (or like in this case Google chrome) as available to your client and you wan’t to trigger the installation remotely without needing to actually go in to software center on that remote computer like this Perfect if you
SCCM and Powershell – Force install of Software updates thats available on client through WMI
What do we want to achive ? Okay so the topic pretty much says it all but the scenario is that you have Software updates deployed as Available and you would like to trigger them on a remote client without needing to actually go in to software center and manually
SCCM and Powershell – Invoke Baseline evaluation on client
Here’s a quick post about how to invoke/trigger evaluation for a baseline on a client remotely. It follows the same principal as invoking any evaluation in SCCM through WMI classes. I talked about it a little bit in my previous post SCCM and Powershell! adding nodes to a collection and trigger evaluation and if
SCCM and Powershell! adding nodes to a collection and trigger evaluation
Powershell is probably one of the most important tool you have if you want to make your work easier and find zen in life! I could talk about powershell for hours on hours but for this post i just wanna mention one way i use powershell to populate device collections