
Bouma, Colby
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This might be due to PDQ copying the files to the computer and running them from there instead of running them from the UNC share. Try using a Command step instead.
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There is a command line utility for interfacing with PDQ Inventory. # Generate the list of laptops$Laptops = & "C:\Program Files (x86)\Admin Arsenal\PDQ Inventory\PDQInventory.exe" GetCollectionCom...
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I'm not sure it's a bug. I think it's just a quirk of the way filters work. I believe it's doing a database query for every filter. What you are doing requires a database join, so you need to do 2 ...
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Please post screenshots of your package steps.
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Do the targets have enough disk space? That was the issue for many people in this TechNet post: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/9e3cced1-7f4e-4a6a-909a-9d6fc60ff24d/getting...
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Interesting. I can replicate your results. This returns 0 computers: However, adding extra filters fixes it: This correctly returns only the computers that are members of both collections.
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PDQ doesn't natively collect the subnet mask. You would need to create a registry scanner. Add this to your Standard scan profile:SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\{*}\Parameters\Tcpip\Now you can ...
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Doh, you're totally right Shane. Yeah, getting filters to do what you want can be a little tricky :)
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Try this:
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Go to the Options tab for that step and set Error Mode to Continue.