If your script runs successfully when run manually from within an elevated PowerShell session then your script is fine and you need to look specifically at how Intune operates. I don't work with Intune, so I cannot provide any advice on that. However, I can speak to two ...
#Nowsetthe valueNew-ItemProperty-Path$RegistryPath-Name$Name-Value$Value-PropertyTypeDWORD-Force Copy This modified script first checks whether the registry key exists using `Test-Path`. If it doesn't exist, it creates the key using `New-Item`. This way, you ensure that the required registry...
The following is a sample script that sets a Preference registry value in a GPO, then compares that same value to all of the GPO's linked in the same domain. If the value is not already set in a linked GPO, the new GPO is linked to that domain as well. You can copy a...
We are looking at making some changes to a W10 registry value via the deployment of a PowerShell script using the Intune Management Extension (IME)It's a simple one-liner calling Set-ItemProperty to change a value, but when it runs via the IME it fails stating it cannot find the path....
New-CMGlobalConditionRegistryKey New-CMGlobalConditionRegistryValue New-CMGlobalConditionScript New-CMGlobalConditionSqlQuery New-CMGlobalConditionWqlQuery New-CMGlobalConditionXPathQuery New-CMHardwareRequirement New-CMInstallationSourceFile New-CMInventoryReportClass New-CMMaintenanceWindow New-CMMicrosoftEdgeBrow...
Using this script, you can now run it like this: brush: 复制 .\Set-RemoteRegistry.ps1 -Key SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\AudioSrv\Parameters -Name ServiceDllUnloadOnStop -Value 1 -Type DWord If you want to suppress prompts, you can use –Force parameter like this: brush: 复制 .\...
reg delete "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WinRM" /f 2>&1 >$null #stop-service mpssvc 2>&1 > $null winrm quickconfig -q 2>&1 > $null winrm quickconfig -q -force 2>&1 > $null restart-service winrm 2>&1 > $null #Set-Item WSMan:localhost\client\trustedhosts -value *...
I include my script so you can see what is going on. Help me, please? A:Let’s look at how you can use PowerShell to add or update any registry key value. The Registry Before answering the query, let me cover some of the background basics. You probably already know this but ...
Returning an exit value By default, scripts do not return an exit status when the script ends. You must use theexitstatement to return an exit code from a script. By default, theexitstatement returns0. You can provide a numeric value to return a different exit status. A nonzero exit cod...
Setting the default value for the key The previous examples do not set the default value for the newly created registry key. If the registry key already exists (as it does in this specific case), use theSet-Itemcmdlet to assign a default value to the registry key as follows. ...