Check Pending Reboot Status Using Powershell - The Sysadmin Channel
How to test the PowerShell pending reboot module
Check Pending Reboot Status Using Powershell - The Sysadmin Channel. Poshpaig (powershell gui) does exactly that, can audit updates, install them, reboot and then sweep for pending reboot. So you just need to check if there are any values in that key to know its pending state as far as wu is concerned.
How to test the PowerShell pending reboot module
This parameter allows you to filter by status. These powershell examples will help with checking the last reboot date and time as well as return a yes and no if it is in need of a restart. I have looked in event viewer for a system log. · configmgr objects aren't in the default. That is how foreach and other things in powershell work. · 2m · edited 2m. Here is the script and the output: For this we have created a series of reports to help you get this information. Use the powershell gallery to install the powershell pending reboot module: Here is the query as i run from the sccm console select sms_r_system.resourceid,sms_r_system.
Furthermore, to be as accurate as possible, i wanted to validate my research by whatever means necessary. Use the powershell gallery to install the powershell pending reboot module: That is how foreach and other things in powershell work. You can then make a decision to whether to reboot them then or make a list to reboot later. If we need some customization, we could use the script below. Using the existing modue is the easy way. You need to check a bit about powershell basics. That is all there is to using windows powershell to check a pending reboot. You can check the windows update registry key to see if there is a pending restart'. I have looked in event viewer for a system log. Can add machines by name, select from ad or import a list from.txt to do at mass.
