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$RestartProgram = Get-CimInstance -ClassName "CCM_SoftwareDistribution" -Namespace "ROOT\ccm\policy\machine\actualconfig" | Where-Object {$_.PKG_Name  -match "Restart Computer" -and $_.PRG_ProgramName -match "Exit Force Restart"}
$RestartProgramDeployID = $RestartProgram.ADV_AdvertisementID
$RestartProgramPackageID = $RestartProgram.PKG_PackageID
$RestartProgramProgramID = $RestartProgram.PRG_ProgramID

[XML]$XML = $RestartProgram.PRG_Requirements
$Schedule = $xml.SWDReserved.ScheduledMessageID

$Program = ([wmi]"ROOT\ccm\policy\machine\actualconfig:CCM_SoftwareDistribution.ADV_AdvertisementID='$($RestartProgramDeployID)',PKG_PackageID='$($RestartProgramPackageID)',PRG_ProgramID='$($RestartProgramProgramID)'")
$Program.ADV_RepeatRunBehavior = 'RerunAlways'

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<# @gwblok - GARYTOWN.COM
2020.02.03 - Initial Release

This script takes the TS's you specify and creates copies of it and any task sequences that it calls (Run Task Sequence Step)
It then builds folders structures for it to maintain versioning.
The first run, you might see some errors as it might look for the previous export, and you won't have one yet.
You'll need to update Server Paths for where you will be keeping the logs and the exports.
You'll need to update the SFTP info (at the end) if you plan to upload to SFTP server.
It also exports the Packages you set as well, so you'd need to update that list.
Look over the script, I've got comments along the way that help explain what is going on.

gwblok

<#V2020.01.27
Updated Script to Create "Operational" Folder and then move newly created Collections there.
Borrowed Code from Benoit Lecours
Made script pull addtional info dynamic, you shouldn't have to make any environmental chanages for script to work.
Script now also creates an "All Workstation" Collection and uses that as the limiting collection, unless one with that name already exist, then uses that.
    Change the Limiting Collection info by updating: $LimitingCollection
You can easily modify the Collection Prefix now by changing these below:
    $ModelColPrefix = "ModelCol"
    $ManufacturerColPreFix = "ManufacturerCol"

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<#GARYTOWN.COM - @GWBLOK - Assisted big time by Jeff Scripter.
The idea behind this is for pre-caching.
You provide a Package ID, the script reaches out to DP and builds a list of all the files
It then makes BITS Transfer calls to each file pulling it down to your destination. 
Since it's using BITS, it is also then using BranchCache (Assuming you have BranchCache Enabled)
Once Completed, you can then delete the destination (since it's then in branchcache).
If you don't want to actually delete what you download, Comment out the Delete Line at the end.


#>

gwblok

 #Reset Task Squence - When Software Center shows "Installing" but nothing is really happening.
 function Reset-TaskSequence
    {
    $OutputText = "Resetting CM Services to clear out TS - Takes about 3 minutes"
    CMTraceLog -Message  $OutputText -Type 2 -LogFile $LogFile
    Set-Service smstsmgr -StartupType manual
    Start-Service smstsmgr
    start-sleep -Seconds 5 
     if (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/ccm -ClassName SMS_MaintenanceTaskRequests )
        {

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<#  GARYTOWN.COM / @gwblok

Custom Actions in the Setup Process
    This script creates each of the 6 batch files, along with associated powershell files.
    It then populates the Batch file to call the PS File
    It then populates the PS File with the command to create a time stamp.
    Note, assumes several task sequence variables (SMSTS_BUILD & RegistryPath) as the location to write the data to

    Goal: Confirm when the Scripts run and compare to other logs

gwblok

<# 
@gwblok (GARYTOWN.COM) 2019.12.26
Used to Grab Windows 10 Release Info and pull into PowerShell
Pulling Tables in was stolen from: https://www.leeholmes.com/blog/2015/01/05/extracting-tables-from-powershells-invoke-webrequest/

#>

$URL = "https://winreleaseinfoprod.blob.core.windows.net/winreleaseinfoprod/en-US.html"
[Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.HtmlWebResponseObject]$WinReleaseWeb = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $URL

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$CurrentBuild = Get-ItemPropertyValue -Path "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" -Name 'ReleaseID'
$SupportedOSList = $null
$SupportedOSList = Get-HPDeviceDetails -oslist | Where-Object {$_.OperatingSystemRelease -eq $CurrentBuild}
if ($SupportedOSList -ne $null){Write-Output "Compliant"}
else{Write-Output "$CurrentBuild not supported by HP"}

gwblok

#Check if HP Bios is Current

[version]$BIOSVersionInstalled = Get-HPBIOSVersion
[version]$BIOSVersionAvailableOnline = (Get-HPBIOSUpdates -latest).Ver

if ($BIOSVersionInstalled -lt $BIOSVersionAvailableOnline)
    {Write-Output "Has $($BIOSVersionInstalled), Needs: $($BIOSVersionAvailableOnline)"}
else {Write-Output "Compliant"}

gwblok

#Detection Method for HP Client Management Script Library
(Get-WmiObject -Namespace 'root\cimv2\sms' -Query "SELECT ProductVersion FROM SMS_InstalledSoftware where ARPDisplayName like 'HP Client Management Script Library'").ProductVersion


    
#Detection Method for HP BIOS Version Compliance / Detection Method for HP Model Supported on Current OS 
$HPCMSLVers = (Get-WmiObject -Namespace 'root\cimv2\sms' -Query "SELECT ProductVersion FROM SMS_InstalledSoftware where ARPDisplayName like 'HP Client Management Script Library'").ProductVersion
if ((Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/cimv2 -ClassName Win32_ComputerSystem).Manufacturer -like "H*"){$IsHP = $true}
if ($HPCMSLVers -ne $Null -and $IsHP -eq $true)
    {