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Post your SCCM tips and tricks, requests for help, or links others might find useful! Post not showing up?It might have been caught by the spam filter.

URL shorteners cause this almost every time, but so do strings of apparent gibberish like WSUS and PXE sometimes. We don't check the modqueue very often. if your post is stuck!Resources:.(largely outdated)Chat Groups.Current Version:.Flair:. Flair is reserved for Microsoft employees and MVPs. Please send mod mail if you qualify and would like flair set for your account.Contributing MVPs.Contributing Microsoft Employees. I am trying to create a query for a collection to show any computers I have that show with Adobe flash version 18.0.0.232 or lower so I can set a deployment to those but for some reason my WQL is not working and displaying all machines even it they do have that version.

Here is what I am trying to use.select SMSRSYSTEM.ResourceID,SMSRSYSTEM.ResourceType,SMSRSYSTEM.Name,SMSRSYSTEM.SMSUniqueIdentifier,SMSRSYSTEM.ResourceDomainORWorkgroup,SMSRSYSTEM.Client from SMSRSystem inner join SMSGSystemADDREMOVEPROGRAMS on SMSGSystemADDREMOVEPROGRAMS.ResourceID = SMSRSystem.ResourceId where SMSGSystemADDREMOVEPROGRAMS.DisplayName like '%Adobe Flash Player%' and SMSGSystemADDREMOVEPROGRAMS.Version. This works perfectly fine for me. Select SMSRSystem.ResourceId, SMSRSystem.ResourceType, SMSRSystem.Name, SMSRSystem.SMSUniqueIdentifier, SMSRSystem.ResourceDomainORWorkgroup, SMSRSystem.Client, SMSGSystemADDREMOVEPROGRAMS.DisplayName, SMSGSystemADDREMOVEPROGRAMS.Version from SMSRSystem inner join SMSGSystemADDREMOVEPROGRAMS on SMSGSystemADDREMOVEPROGRAMS.ResourceID = SMSRSystem.ResourceId where SMSGSystemADDREMOVEPROGRAMS.DisplayName like 'Adobe Flash Player%%%%ActiveX' and SMSGSystemADDREMOVEPROGRAMS.Version. In a nutshell:Create a configuration item for flash, select the MSI there under MSI detection. Add the configuration item to a configuration baseline and deploy that to a collection of computers that needs to have checked if they have the right version installed. 'If anyone has input on this I'm open to suggestion, this usually isn't the fastest way to do software updating.' That's the single most convoluted way of doing software detection that I've ever heard of, especially for something like Flash, that registers itself correctly in Add/Remove.

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Is there a reason behind doing it this way, or was this 'Chapter 8: Using CIs for Weird Things'? Because I can get behind that reason, just trying to figure out the point;)If you're going to do it weird, do it weird and fun. Write a PowerShell script to detect the file versions, or query WMI for Add/Remove, or query Internet Explorer for version of Flash plugin. Do something crazy pants, if you're gonna do it weird;).