
Andrew Pla
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Hi Justin, I think that for the situation that you describe, a heartbeat trigger is your best option. Managing offline computers with Heartbeat Trigger | PDQ While not exactly what you are asking a...
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Thanks for sharing that, Samuel!
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I'm not that familiar with removing printers like this, but it sounds like you may be able to use a PowerShell step in a PDQ Deploy package.
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Unfortunately, that is not currently something that our products support. We do have a feature request logged for that, but it isn't currently something that is available. Our products currently ar...
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If you are interested in Apple MDM, I recommend checking out SimpleMDM: Intuitive & Powerful Apple MDM Solution PDQ Deploy and PDQ Inventory are designed for and work best with Windows devices.
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Hi Carl, I believe that Microsoft implemented a fix for this in a later insider build, but we also have a new release that should help with the error that you were seeing. Releases | PDQ
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We now have a blog and a video on this topic: đź”´Windows 11: Instantly Find Which Computers Meet The Requirements - YouTube Find Windows 11 Compatible Devices With PDQ Inventory | PDQ
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PDQ Inventory gets the MAC address when the Network Adapters scanner, which is part of the Standard Scan Profile, runs successfully on a target.
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I haven't tested this, but I would approach this by getting all of your Azure AD Security groups into a $groups variable, and then go through a foreach ($group in $groups) loop and for each group r...
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I don't have much experience with customizing the Quick Access toolbar and am not sure how supported that is. There is some documentation here, which covers exporting a customized Quick Access Tool...