Doug Drudik

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3. PDQ Inventory report - dd/mm/yyyy dates not showing

A better option might be to format TimeCreated as your PDQ installation prefers it and store it as a [datetime]: $Query = '<QueryList>  <Query Id="0" Path="Application">    <Select Path="Applicatio...

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Do you use get-winevent?  I haven't run into the issue you describe but I also don't deal with multiple locales with different time formats. Have you tried to store TimeCreated as [string] instead ...

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Excellent.  Thanks!

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• Created February 24, 2023 22:04
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Where are there command line options for Inventory listed?  Custom variables would be a cleaner option.

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• Created February 24, 2023 21:41
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Are you looking to automate the modification of existing user-created collection(s) in PDQ Inventory based on changes in user-created collections in PDQ Deploy?  If so, it's possible with PowerShel...

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• Created February 24, 2023 17:33
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You've confirmed the date/time in the BIOS setup screen is correct? If your computer's hardware clock (i.e. in BIOS setup) is that far in the future and your OS changes the time after boot the calc...

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• Edited February 24, 2023 17:05
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