Powershell
Changes ACL to prevent any printer modifications. This protects against PrinterNightmare, but must be reverted to make any changes to printers.
Read MoreUses CrystalDiskInfo to generate a drive report and parses the report for health status of Drives. MUST create custom field "CF – Drive Type" before importing, or link it on line 29. Can report using tag $DiskInfo$
Read MoreThis includes a large folder of script that modify Local Group Policy through registry keys as well as the Office 365 auto update settings. The LGP settings these scripts change include: Windows Update for Business Configure Automatic Updates Turn off auto-restart for updates during active hours Do not include drivers with Windows Updates Display Options…
Read MoreScript folder. Contains set of scripts to change and customize the Local Policy Object setting labelled “Configure Automatic Updates” using registry keys on a machine. This will only change the local policy and will not override settings administered through AD.
Read MoreRuns powershell command to get version number and report if it is version 5 or later. Can report using $Powershell5$ and $NoPowershell5$.
Read MoreScript will download the latest Powershell from Microsoft’s GitHub and then execute it. Output files will be uploaded to GetFiles. THESE FILES NEED TO BE REVIEWED as the script doesn’t have any ability to do that. Email will be sent to executing Admin with the results.
Read MoreUses a powershell script to grab current profile’s power settings. Reports to procedure log, uploads a detailed settings file to the Get File tab on the agent, and updates 2 custom fields (CF-Power and CF-Power Detail). This script is based on one written by Vladislav Semko, from https://automationexchange.kaseya.com/products/916
Read MoreRuns Powershell script to determine if installed Windows is activated. Will email you with any result that is not a "1" (activated). You can report on tags $WinActive$ and $OOD$ (for fails)
Read MoreThis procedure will execute a start service command on a named service. With the addition of wildcards you can make sure this script will continue to function properly even when the service in question changes between version numbers or small name updates. This can be really useful for software that is occasionally renaming services across…
Read MoreWant to know where in the world your endpoints are located? This script will grab a geolocation (based on the endpoints IP) and store it in a custom field in Kaseya for easy reporting. This won’t give an exact location, but it will put your endpoints in the neighborhood so you can see if the…
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