Equebal Ahmad

Equebal Ahmad is a Senior Cloud Architect with over 20 years of experience in Digital Workplace Services, endpoint management, end-user computing transformation, and migration to modern device management. He is the Founder and an active contributor at Techuisitive, where he shares practical knowledge and real-world experience in endpoint management. His expertise includes Microsoft Intune, ConfigMgr/SCCM, Windows Autopilot, Microsoft Entra ID, and PowerShell. Through Techuisitive, he publishes practical troubleshooting guides, deployment tutorials, and technical insights covering device provisioning, security, policy management, application deployment, and endpoint automation. Equebal holds multiple certifications, including Microsoft Azure Administrator (AZ-103 and AZ-104), Microsoft 365 Certified: Modern Desktop Administrator Associate, and ITILĀ® V3 Foundation.

How to Schedule SCCM Client Reboot through ConfigMgr

You may have a requirement to reboot SCCM client computers which have not been rebooted for n number of days. This process can be used to schedule a reboot using PowerShell script deployed as SCCM application. The PowerShell script will check if machine was rebooted in last n number of days. If not it will return exit code 3010 instructing SCCM client agent that a soft reboot is required.

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