Andrew S
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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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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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Due to the EULA we're unable to host this in the Package Library, but if you send us your address and 5 stamps for postage we'll mail you Roblox and some DNS so you can repair the relationship with...
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At this time there is not a way to initiate these tools from the server, but we do have an active feature request for this. As a workaround, you could create a custom PowerShell tool that invokes t...
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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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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"
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Appreciate the heads up on this, and we are currently working to resolve this issue with the Inventory update check and download link.
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Still not a field grabbed natively with the Windows Task Schedules Scanner, but ran across the following article that gives some examples of how to accomplish this with PowerShell, and have used th...