Hi All
Thanks for the replies
Just one question which might lead to the answer that might solve this thread - Does anyone know of a command perhaps to launch systempropertiesadvanced from a remote powershell - AKA launch powershell from my pc , enter the command and the the remote computers systempropertiesadvanced information is displayed
Sorry if im a bit unclear
for a local machine.
PS C:\WINDOWS\system32>SystemPropertiesProtection
I would try to run a reg query on the remote machine
Thanks, is there a way to launch this interactively on a remote machine?
I tried using psexec but it seems to load the properties as a blacked-out window on the remote machine.
I use the following PowerShell code:
Code:# Check if System Protection is enabled $protectionEnabled = Get-ComputerRestorePoint -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue if ($protectionEnabled -eq $null) { Write-Host "System Protection is not enabled." } else { Write-Host "System Protection is enabled." }
On my PC this gives the following result:
Obviously it would need to be amended for use against remote devices.
Hope this helps...
Last edited by RickC; 10 Apr 2024 at 10:57.
Thank you so much for the code.
I have a machine that I just manually checked, I will run it against that machine (amended for remote machines of course) and let you know if the output matches what I am expecting.
Thank you all for your help, unfortunately I was unable to find and use a solution before the deadline so we ended up checking each machine manually.
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