
Colby Bouma
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Try using [DateTime]::Parse() instead. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14359053/why-does-powershell-always-use-us-culture-when-casting-to-datetime
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Files & Directories: C:\%AppData%\Microsoft\Teams\Backgrounds\Uploads\*.jpg Remove "C:\" from the start of that. %APPDATA% starts with the system drive letter.
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I think something like this should work. I don't have access to Inventory right now to check my work, so no guarantees :) All Logical Disk | Free % | Less Than | 15 Not All Logical Dis...
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Is there a way to scan under appdata, but only for the current logged in user? Yes. On your Scan Profile, set Scan As to "Logged on User". For your Include Pattern, use: %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Teams...
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Inventory uses the datatype that PowerShell returns. In this case, it looks like it's returning a String for some reason. You should be able to cast it to [DateTime]. Here's an example: https://git...
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Yes, PDQ Inventory collects local users and groups, including members of the Administrators group. https://link.pdq.com/docs-PDQInventory?local_groups_panel.htm
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I believe this is a known issue. I recommend contacting support@pdq.com.
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No. All Console Users have full access.
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I'd recommend exporting a CSV from a Report/Auto Report instead of accessing the database directly, since that can cause corruption. If you choose to stick with direct access, I recommend using the...
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I recommend reaching out to support@pdq.com.