Get Hardware Hash for Windows Autopilot

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To identify a device with Windows Autopilot, the device’s unique hardware identify (hardware hash) must be captured and uploaded to the service. This is usually first step when you want to provision a machine using Windows Autopilot. The hardware hash can be uploaded by manufacturer / raeseller for new devices. However, hardware hash need to be collected manually for the devices which are already in corporate environment and not already enrolled into Microsoft Intune.

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How to Configure Windows Kiosk Using Microsoft Intune | Windows 10 / 11

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Windows kiosk is a lockdown mechanism to restrict device access to pre-defined applications. The applications appears on the desktop and user can only use those applications. Kiosk are mostly placed in public area to allow access to specific applications to authorized users or guests. For example, a self check-in kiosk at airport. We can use Microsoft Intune to deploy a Device configuration profile to configure Windows Kiosk on Windows 10 / 11 device as single app or multi-app kiosk.

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How to Fix SCCM Application Deployment Error 0x87d01106

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When monitoring the application deployment through SCCM report, the following deployment error was logged for multiple devices.

Error description: Failed to verify the executable file is valid or to construct the associated command line.
The application was trying to execute a PowerShell script. However PowerShell.exe could not be located on client computers. The full path for Powershell.exe file was not provided in command line.

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How to Create SCCM Collection Based on Operating System Attribute Class | ConfigMgr

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SCCM collects operating system details from client as part of inventory. We can create SCCM collection based on operating system attribute class such as OS Name, Build or version number, OS architecture, OS last reboot time and many more such attributes.

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How to Check Windows Build Version | OS Version | Release Information

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A Windows Build Version | build number represents a compilation of the operating system code at a particular point in time. The Windows 10 / 11 build version / Build number can be used to identify each Windows version uniquely. In SCCM | ConfigMgr, you can use WQL query to create collection based on Windows build version to deploy applications or policies to specific operating system version. In Microsoft Intune, you can use build version to create Azure AD group or assignment filters based on OS build number to narrow down your policy deployment scope.

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How to Create SCCM Collection based on System Resource Attribute Class

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The SMS_R_System Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) class) is an SMS Provider server class in Configuration Manager. This class contains discovery data for all discovered system resource.

In the Query / Collection Query wizard, the friendly name of SMS_R_System is System Resource and it’s referred as Attribute Class. This class can be used to create collection based on OU , Resource creation date , SCCM client version etc.

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