Andrew S
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If you instead use the 'Version Lower Than' comparison, do you receive the expected results? Also helps to run the filters in a report with the same application columns selected to see what the ver...
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Do you have any crashlogs in C:\Windows\AdminArsenal\PDQInventory-Scanner on this target after a scan? If so, does it contain an error similar to "Could not load type 'System.ValueTuple`2'"?
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You can accomplish this from the filters tab using a Not Any group filter. You can use the Does Not Contain or Does Not Equal comparisons for items that have a one-to-one relationship with the com...
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Filtering can be a bit tricky, especially when you wish to exclude results. Change the hardware device filter to Not Any or Not All with the comparison equaling/containing the value. You can use t...
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Does it work if you set the run mode to Deploy User (Interactive) from the Options tab of the package?
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The first pattern should work to find the files, but the scan is likely timing out and unable to return any data since all drives are being scanned. I'd recommend increasing your scan timeout from ...
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PDQ is more designed to work in the machine context which makes something like grabbing an email address as part of a deployment difficult. You may be able to either to load an AD module as part of...
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After deploying the CU package, it is normal and recommended to reboot the machine afterwards. You may also add a reboot step as a Post Step to the package.
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Not sure what version you are on, but I'd try upgrading to the latest release: pdq.com/releases If you're still experiencing this issue, reach out to support@pdq.com for further help.
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In order to not hold up a deployment thread, I'd recommend the following command to display a message for a maximum of 999999 seconds. msg * /time:999999 "Your message here"