How to check if Z-Wave node is Secure or Plus version based on QZW Config file.

Find-AbandonedEntities.ps1

# Combine the functionality of Find-ChattyZwaveDevices and Get-ZwaveNodeSecureOrPlus
# Executing this script can take a few minutes debending on the speed of the network and the size of your OZW log.
# Path to your Home Assistant shared folder - mapped drive on your windows machine
$haPath = "I:"

# Get the content of the Open Z-Wave cache file
Write-Progress -Activity "Reading Configuration"
[xml]$ozwCfg = Get-Content "$haPath\zwcfg_*.xml"

# Get valid zwave IDs
$validIds = $ozwCfg.Driver.Node | %{ $_.id }

# Append Root node devices to the id list
$validIds += $validIds | %{ "node-$($_)"}

# Read entity registry
$entReg = Get-Content "$haPath\.storage\core.entity_registry" | ConvertFrom-Json

# Display entities to be deleted
$entReg.data.entities | 
    ? { $_.platform -eq "zwave" } | 
    ? { !$validIds.Contains(($_.unique_id -split "-")[0]) -and !$validIds.Contains($_.unique_id)} 

Find-ChattyZwaveDevices.ps1

# Path to your Home Assistant shared folder - mapped drive on your windows machine
$haPath = "I:"

# Get the content of the Open Z-Wave log file
[string[]]$ozwCfg = Get-Content "$haPath\OZW_Log.txt"

#find received messqages, filter and order by number of messages
$ozwCfg | ?{ $_ -match "Detail, Node(\d\d\d),   Received"}  | 
    % { $matches[0] } | 
    ? { $_ -match "(\d\d\d)" } | 
    % { $matches[0] } | 
    Group-Object| 
    Sort-Object Count -descending | 
    Format-Table Name, Count

Get-ZwaveNodeSecureOrPlus.ps1

# Path to your Home Assistant shared folder - mapped drive on your windows machine
$haPath = "I:"

# Get the content of the Open Z-Wave cache file
[xml]$ozwCfg = Get-Content "$haPath\zwcfg_*.xml"

# Analyze and print
$ozwCfg.Driver.Node | 
    ft id, 
        Name, 
        secured, 
        @{Name="Is Z-Wave Plus";Expression={ (($_.CommandClasses.CommandClass.name) | ?{ $_ -eq "COMMAND_CLASS_ZWAVEPLUS_INFO"} | %{"yes"}) }}

Test-ZWaveNetwork.ps1

# Combine the functionality of Find-ChattyZwaveDevices and Get-ZwaveNodeSecureOrPlus
# Executing this script can take a few minutes debending on the speed of the network and the size of your OZW log.

# Path to your Home Assistant shared folder - mapped drive on your windows machine
$haPath = "I:"

# Get the content of the Open Z-Wave cache file
Write-Progress -Activity "Reading Configuration"
[xml]$ozwCfg = Get-Content "$haPath\zwcfg_*.xml"

# Get the content of the Open Z-Wave log file
Write-Progress -Activity "Reading log"
[string[]]$ozwLog = Get-Content "$haPath\OZW_Log.txt"

# Analyze the log - for received messages fron devices
Write-Progress -Activity "Analyzing"
$messageCounts = $ozwLog | ?{ $_ -match "Detail, Node(\d\d\d),   Received"}  | # select -first 1000 | 
    % { $matches[0] } | 
    ? { $_ -match "(\d\d\d)" } | 
    % { $matches[0] } | 
    Group-Object | 
    Sort-Object Count -descending | 
    Select @{Name = "id"; Expression={[int] $Name = $_.Name; $name}}, Count

# Analyze the config file to find out the device security and Plus support and attach the messages received
# + display in a nice window with ability to sort by different criteria.
Write-Progress -Activity "Displaying input"
$ozwCfg.Driver.Node | 
    select id, 
        Name, 
        @{Name="Messages";    Expression={ [int]$id = $_.id; ($messageCounts | ? { $_.id -eq $id}).Count }},
        @{Name="Secured";     Expression={ if($_.secured -eq "true") {$true}}},
        @{Name="Z-Wave Plus"; Expression={ (($_.CommandClasses.CommandClass.name) | ?{ $_ -eq "COMMAND_CLASS_ZWAVEPLUS_INFO"} | %{$true}) }},
        @{Name="Manufacturer"; Expression={$_.Manufacturer.name}},
        @{Name="Model"; Expression={$_.Manufacturer.Product.name}} |
        Out-GridView

I have modified the mapped drive and tested these scripts both as admin and as a normal user. Nothing ever outputs. PS just returns to a command prompt. Am I missing something?

Please ignore. It provided an output finally. I just needed to be patient.