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Re: Defrag Drive, but Exclude SSDs
Lars M. Hansen
Very easy, really. You can query WMI for the drive info. Most, if not all SSD drives have SSD in the model name. The attached script is a proof of concept.
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Jul 2, 2012
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Re: SSD Filter- SQLview not working properly
Lars M. Hansen
Brilliant. Here's perhaps a simpler method ... It uses powershell to query wmi, saving the result in the default variable, then it's a simple if/then whether to defrag or not. The caveat is, of course, that the model name MUST contain SSD
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Jun 28, 2012
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Audit - Hardware - Get Graphics Card And Driver
Ronny Tunfjord
Description: This procedure will get the graphics card driver and version and make it visible under the "Audit, Custom Fields" tab. Kaseya customer value: Evaluate and verify the system performance for the customer user experience. End user value: Ensures that the machine is working in optimal...
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Apr 6, 2011
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Re: Ex- or include a specific time range for an agent procedure
HardKnoX
I have seen one of the Kaseya Training team use a VBscript to calculate this but I prefer to use the WMI procedure variable option myself as vbscripts tends to get blocked by AV. Here is a link to what you would need to figure it out; msdn.microsoft.com/.../aa394114%28VS.85%29.aspx Also I have attached...
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Dec 13, 2010
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