I am still learning the ways of Powershell, and am looking for some help modifying the $outputfile. I am able to get the script to read a list of computers.
Get Operating System architecture(3. Updated on 2/1. 3/2. OS architecture and details. After introduction of windows 7 and 2.
Today I came across a requirement to generate list of servers which are running with 3. I look at Operating. System attribute value of active directory objects, but that doesn’t have sufficient information. I did bit more research and came- up with below powershell script which works for windows XP, 2. Code: function. Get- OSArchitecture{[cmdletbinding()]param([parameter(Value. From. Pipeline=$true,Value. From. Pipeline. By.
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Windows PowerShell 1.0 Localized Installation Package for Windows Server 2003 and for Windows XP. Dont forget. You MUST manually uninstall powershell 1.0 for 2 to install correctly. In Add/Remove, click the checkbox “Show Updates” along the top, find Windows.
This series of articles on deploying Windows 7 continues by showing how you can use Windows PowerShell to bulk populate the MDT database. PowerShell Version: Release Date: Default Windows Versions: Available Windows Versions: PowerShell 1.0: November 2006: Windows Server 2008 (*) Windows XP SP2. PowerShell 2.0 is integrated with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 and is released for Windows XP with Service Pack 3, Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 2.
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Property. Name=$true)][string[]]$Computer. Name=$env: computername)begin{}process{foreach($Computerin$Computer.
Name){if(Test- Connection- Computer. Name$Computer- Count. Write- Verbose"$Computer is online"$OS=(Get- Wmi. Object- computername$computer- class.
Win. 32_Operating. System). Captionif((Get- Wmi. Object- Class. Win. Operating. System- Computer. Name$Computer- ea.
OSArchitecture- eq'6. Bit"}else{$architecture="3. Bit"}$Output. Obj=New- Object- Type.
PSObject$Output. Obj|Add- Member- Member. Type. Note. Property- Name. Computer. Name- Value$Computer.
To. Upper()$Output. Obj|Add- Member- Member. Type. Note. Property- Name. Architecture- Value$architecture$Output. Obj|Add- Member- Member. Type. Note. Property- Name. Operating. System- Value$OS$Output.
Obj}}}end{}}Usage: Get- OSArchitecture - Computer. Name PC1, PC2, PC3 | ft - auto. Hope this helps..