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1. POWERSHELL CHECK IF WINDOWS ACTIVATED HOW TO
2. POWERSHELL CHECK IF WINDOWS ACTIVATED INSTALL
3. POWERSHELL CHECK IF WINDOWS ACTIVATED DRIVERS
4. POWERSHELL CHECK IF WINDOWS ACTIVATED DRIVER

This monitoring will help you take action on the missing ESU devices to avoid the possible threats.

POWERSHELL CHECK IF WINDOWS ACTIVATED HOW TO

In this blog post, we will see how to check the activation status of ESU on windows 7 and server 2008/R2.

POWERSHELL CHECK IF WINDOWS ACTIVATED INSTALL

There are multiple posts on the internet on how to install ESU. For more information about how to purchase the ESU, refer to this blog.Īfter you have purchased the ESU, you can install and activate window 7 or server 2008/R2 devices using Configuration Manager task sequence or scripting or by other means. Tomorrow I'll try it with PowerShell 7 (7.1.As you already know that, Windows 7 and windows server 2008/R2 has reached their end of support lifecycle on January 14, 2020, however you can purchase the extended security updates (ESU) for windows 7 and server 2008/R2 through volume licensing to make sure these devices are protected.

Sorry if this is OT, you could if desired move my question to new topic. To overwrite the element anyway, add the Command to the Force parameter. If I try to Add-Member again, i get error below: : PS C:\scripts> Add-Member -InputObject $line -Name VM -Value $_.Name -MemberType NotePropertyĪdd-Member : Cannot add an item named "VM" because an item with that name already exists. : PS C:\scripts> Add-Member -InputObject $line -Name VM -Value $_.Name -MemberType NoteProperty Can the problem be that I get two Line InputObject?Ĭaption : VMware Horizon Indirect Display DriverĬaption : Microsoft Basic Display Adapter I tried to debug it with Microsoft ISE but somehow for me this Add-Member does not do anything. "DeviceID","Caption","InfFilename","DriverVersion","DriverDate","PNPDeviceID" $report | export-csv c:\Temp\Horizon_VDIs02.csvīut the CSV Output is still without VM: #TYPE Not really an CSV, just File without any column headers, VDI VM Name each in new row.Īctually plan was to use something like this as input: $report = -Id "Folder-group-v84" | Get-VM |

"VideoController2","VMware SVGA 3D","oem11.inf","8.17.2.14"," 01:00:00","PCI\VEN_15AD&DEV_0405&SUBSYS_040515AD&REV_00\3&61AAA01&0&78"Īs you can see there is "Microsoft Basic Display Adapter" which got installed after the Horizon Agent update, which is wrong, Output looks like this below: "VideoController1","VMware Horizon Indirect Display Driver","oem15.inf","1.4.12.0"," 02:00:00","ROOT\VMWVIDD\0000" $report | export-csv c:\Temp\Horizon_drivers01.csv $line = $result.ScriptOutput | ConvertFrom-CsvĪdd-Member -InputObject $line -Name VM -Value $_.Name -MemberType NoteProperty $result = Invoke-VMScript -VM $_ -GuestCredential $xcredential -ScriptType PowerShell -ScriptText $code -Verbose Select-Object -Property DeviceID, Caption, InfFilename, DriverVersion, DriverDate, PNPDeviceID |ĬonvertTo-Csv = "c:\temp\horizon_VDIs_Agent01.csv" $code = -ClassName Win32_VideoController |

POWERSHELL CHECK IF WINDOWS ACTIVATED DRIVERS

I am not very familiar with Add-Member for input stream, what could be wrong here? # get drivers info over VMTools However this VM value is not exported to CSV File. But I would like to have for each line of the driver, also the VM Name, so I know where to look after.

POWERSHELL CHECK IF WINDOWS ACTIVATED DRIVER

Thanks for the code above, I was able to use it for something else (getting Video Graphic driver and its version for Horizon VDIs).