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Tag Archives: com object
PowerShell and Excel: Creating Your Initial Report
One of the most common methods to generating a report (at least for me) is to write out the data to a CSV file using Export-CSV. While this is a simple and effective method of getting most data out to … Continue reading
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Installing Updates Via The SCCM Client
Continuing from my last blog entry on checking for pending updates on the SCCM client, I will now show how you can use this information to determine if an installation is already occurring and performing an installation if nothing is … Continue reading
Find pending updates on local or remote computers
This is more of an upgrade to a vbscript I found to run on all of our servers at work. Originally I used the vbscript along with PSExec to remotely run the file on each remote machine which would then … Continue reading