Scripts

This page gives an overview of the different scripts and tools, which I’ve created and published lately. All the tools and scripts will show a (download) link and some basic information. The tools will also included a screenshot for a first impression.

Simple Remote Device Manager app for Microsoft Intune

This ZIP-file can be imported in Power Apps to create an app that can be used to remotely manage devices via Microsoft Intune. As a prerequisite it’s required to create a connector as described here.

RMDM_v12_CleanRemote Mobile Device Manager

This script creates a form to allow an administrative user, without access to a ConfigMgr Console, to retire, wipe, lock, pin reset and sync mobile devices.

This script creates a form that allows an user to search for the memberships of software updates to software update groups and deployment packages.
This script creates a form to allow an user, without access to a ConfigMgr console, to import computer Information and directly add a user device affinity/ primary user.
This script creates a form to show the collection details for a specific device. This includes information about the collections, deployments, variables, maintenance windows, power management and primary user.
This script creates a form to allow a user, without access to a ConfigMgr console, to approve, or deny, approval requests.
This script creates a form that shows the applications that depend on a specific application. This includes the application name and deployment type of both.
Get computer-targeted applications
This script dynamically creates task sequence variables for every application that is targeted at the device.
Get user-targeted applications
This script dynamically creates task sequence variables for every application that is targeted at the primary user of the device.
Change a Site Name via PowerShell
This script allows you to change the site name of the specified site code.
This script contains a function that gets the location of an object in the console. It will simply output the folder location on screen.
The script will uninstall the Microsoft Intune client from a device.

Last updated: 21-02-2021 (Adjusted download locations to GitHib)

14 thoughts on “Scripts”

  1. Hello, I tried running your “Import Computer Information via (a) PowerShell (Form)” script on a Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 server running SCCM 2012 R2 CU3. I got errors regarding “Invalid Namespace” at root/SMS/site…. I noticed that this namespace does not exist. Some people say it should be root\cimv2\sms.

    Do you have a script that would work in this test environment please?. Could you point me in the right direction? I am new to PowerShell.

    Regards
    Adrian

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  2. Hi Peter,

    Thanks so much for this valuable information and scripts. I used couple of script that you posted Wondering whether you can help me in script that I would like to create. I would like to get all collections details along with their deployment details. Let me know whether this is something that you can come up with.

    Thanks & regards,

    Vilas

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  3. Hi Peter,

    I have already looked into Show Collection Details Tool. It’s wonderful tool. I was creating report (.csv) using PS to show all collections (even if they are empty) in a site and their deployments. I was able to do it thru SQL query. I went a step ahead and created a report using FULL JOIN to show ALL collections and ALL application details.

    Thanks.

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  4. Peter,

    I am trying to use the
    Import Computer Information via (a) PowerShell (Form) directly from PowerShell on a 2012 R2 SP1 standalone site.
    I am using the following syntax directly on the site server: .\ShowCollectionDetails_v1_1p.ps1 -ResourceId 16777227 -SiteCode B01 -SiteServer SC2012R2CMMSDN.

    However, I get ‘Get-WmiObject: Invalid namespace “root/SMS/site_B01” error message. My sitecode is definitely correct, and when I use WMIExplorer to look at the root/SMS namespace, I don’t see anything like site_B01 or anything other site code. Any suggestions?

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  5. Hi Peter. I would really like to get my hands on the Show Dependent Applications via (a) PowerShell (Form). Is this available for download anywhere else? Thanks, Matt.

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