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Hi Hayden, I'm using the original script which Sam referred to in his original post. I haven't yet had the time to look at the toast popup he later referred to. I'm using the original script to pr...
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Hi Mark, We use Central Server mode, so the database and main repo is stored at HQ. In PDQ Deploy, I have set the repository path to a DFS-N share, shown below. Each site therefore resolves this pa...
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Hi, I just signed in to say how brilliant the script is - thanks so much.I had a user contact me recently saying his laptop doesn't last very long when running on battery, so I ran a health report ...
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Thanks Dagannoth Rex, I didn't know PDQ could do this. It seem this powershell script would take care of updating PDQ once I had the installer downloaded and sitting in a folder called the version...
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Brilliant post. Thanks for taking the time to share. It would be great to have this level of functionality and message customisation baked into PDQ. One question. How can I put an expiry timer on ...
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Hi Ryan I haven't tried 2020 yet, but I get exactly what you describe with 2019. The deploymet just times out, but it does work. The install logs confirm it. I'll probably get around to looking at ...
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"In my 2018 package I have first step to remove 2015" - interesting...! How exactly are you getting 2015 removed?
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Hi, I did have issues with my first SW2019 admin image not deploying, despite not doing anything different to when I created packages for 2018 and previous versions. This issue was that it DID ins...
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Thanks. Yes, this looks the likely cause. Although this PC would hvae been setup a few years ago, the date of the OS installation must related to the 1809 service pack. And the date matches the ins...
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PS: In my previous posts I tried to 'mention' you but I guess I chose the wrong Colby (two appear in the list), which is why it shows above as "@..."