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The future of IT management is built on data and having visibility across endpoints. With the upcoming release of Device Inventory in Microsoft Intune at the end of the month, what device data will y...
Heather_Poulsen
Updated May 14, 2025
AndrewMcN_SFRS
Oct 01, 2024Brass Contributor
Can we make custom PowerShell queries to collect "inventory" information? I previously used Quest KACE to get Delivery Optimisation, BranchCache and some details about the TPM Manufacturer Certificate (Get-TpmEndorsementKeyInfo).
*registry keys too.
AndrewMcN_SFRS
Oct 01, 2024Brass Contributor
It was great for BIOS queries too where the vendor supported PowerShell interaction, e.g. HP.
- AndrewMcN_SFRSOct 01, 2024Brass Contributor
Some detail on what that competitor does: https://support.quest.com/kb/4262543/how-to-create-a-custom-inventory-rule
This actually allows for any shell command to be run that returns a text response.
Checking if a directory or file exists. Getting properties of files, such as versions. Environment variables. All available across Windows, Linux and macOS.