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Changelog:
- Added support for the Windows 10 November 2021 Update (21H2)
- Added support for the Windows 11 GA Version (21H2)
- You can download a ready to use KACE package here.
- Added support for the Windows 10 May 2021 Update (21H1)
01/04/2021:
- **Happy new year and sorry for the delayed update
- Added support for the Windows 10 October 2020 Update (20H2)
- Removed the calculated MS EoS Date (instead only using the official listed EoS Date here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-information/
- Added a last inventory field (just the date to find old devices) and added the last logged in user.
05/28/2020:
- **Found an error in my support dates (fat fingers...) please make sure the downloaded file is called "Windows10 Support_2004._v2.zip".
- Added support for the Windows 10 Mai 2020 Update (2004)
11/28/2019:
- Added support for the Windows 10 November 2019 Update (1909).
- Used the new OS_RELEASE field of SMA 10.0
05/29/2019:
10/16/2018:
- Added support for the Windows 10 May 2019 Update (1903).
- Updated the end of support date for the Windows 10 October 2018 Update (1809).
- Added support for the Windows 10 October 2018 Update (1809).
- Added a link to the output when there is a unknown build number which redirects you to this article.
09/17/2018:
- Updated the report to comply with the latest changes in the Microsoft Windows 10 Modern Lifecycle Policy.
05/03/2018:
- Added support for Windows 10 April 2018 Update (1803)
02/05/2018:
- Updated to fit the new release policy published by Microsoft
- All fields are now checking if its an Enterprise or Education release (+6 Month Support)
- Added the newest End of Support Dates for 1709
- Added a Common Name Field to Display the Name of the release.
10/18/2017:
- Modified Query to have to EOL sections:
- Calculated EOL Date based on MS 18 month support policy in the Semi-Anual-Channel.
- Fixed MS EOL Date
- Added Windows 10 1709 into the Query.
Note: This query will not work with the Long-Term Servicing Channel.
ever wanted to quickly get an overview on which managed Windows device still has support?
Note: this is not of interest for companies who are running the LTSB/LTSC Version of Windows!
Based on these articles i wrote an easy to extend report for you: Windows 10 release information & Windows 11 release information
Based on these articles i wrote an easy to extend report for you: Windows 10 release information & Windows 11 release information
The query will find all machines in the inventory of the current org with operating system name starts with "Microsoft Windows 1".
Cheers
Timo
By the way:is there a chance we will see some kind of automated Windows 10 build-upgrade tool in KACE some day...? - chrpetri 7 years ago
Script 1 Robocopies the ISO to a staging directory on the client.
Script 2 Runs setup with "/auto upgrade /quiet /showoobe none /dynamicupdate enable /copylogs [staging log directory]
Script 3 Removes the ISO
I broke it down into three steps to accommodate our remote 1 and 2 cmoputer offices with slow network connections. - billcurnow 7 years ago
no. LTSB (in comparison with WaaS) is not challenging you to stay up to date with your build versions. You can see in the following link that there are currently only two supported versions of LTSB available and they have extended support till 2025 / 2026.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/13853/windows-lifecycle-fact-sheet - Timokirch 6 years ago
I started to do this myself then came here to check if you updated it, so I didn't have to. Then I was confused that 1803 Enterprise or Education releases do not have +6 months support, ugh MS. - erush 6 years ago
I also was confused (i think everyone was) that MS silently removed the +6 months. First i thought they may have forgotten to update the text below the chart but i double checked today and there is still no update. So it's a said fact that companies now have again the trouble to update within 18 Month. But with KACE no problem :)
https://support.quest.com/kb/255380/windows-10-build-upgrade-deployment-walkthrough - Timokirch 6 years ago
yes MS has updates his policy. Unfortunatly i was OOO traveling. Will update the report asap.
Regards
Timo - Timokirch 6 years ago
Can you ugrade Windows 10 1709 to 1809 in one step?
Kind regards,
Rachid - Rachid 5 years ago
you definitely can do this (did this today in a demo). If you want to check if one of your endpoints have any blocking configuration for an build update check this article: https://www.itninja.com/blog/view/kace-sma-windows-10-inplace-upgrade-precheck
Kind Regards
Timo - Timokirch 5 years ago
Thanks for the information!
Kind Regards,
Rachid - Rachid 5 years ago
but keep getting an error :(!
Thanks - samuel.campbell@gilbert-ash.co.uk 5 years ago
do you want to see the loginname or the displayname in the report?
Kind Regards
Timo - Timokirch 5 years ago
Login name if possible, we then plan to use this report as are checksheet to see which users still require updating.
Thanks
Sammy - samuel.campbell@gilbert-ash.co.uk 5 years ago
please try to add the following line to your select statement:
MACHINE.USER_LOGGED AS 'Username',
This should bring the login name of the currently logged in (or last logged in) user at the time of the last inventory of the device.
Kind Regards
Timo - Timokirch 5 years ago
did you try to submit your email address which you are using for our support site? You need to have active maintenance as well.
Kind Regards
Timo - Timokirch 5 years ago
have you tried to redwonload the file and apply it again? The MD5 of my local file is:
1CEC9770EE32F98123B02747FD1744B9 - Timokirch 4 years ago
did you make a different link? the one in thread shows date of 08/12/2019 - rwt 4 years ago
https://support.quest.com/kace-systems-management-appliance/kb/116949/how-to-import-and-export-resources - Timokirch 4 years ago
please excuse my delay. You can find the SQL query within the .zip which i have posted in the customer downloads.
Kind Regards
Timo - Timokirch 4 years ago
please excuse my delay. You can find the SQL query within the .zip which i have posted in the customer downloads.
Kind Regards
Timo - Timokirch 4 years ago
i have updated the report to include the 2004 build. Also i have added the plain SQL to the download file (is now a .zip).
Kind Regards
Timo - Timokirch 4 years ago
https://www.itninja.com/blog/view/kace-sma-windows-end-of-support-report - sven.hain 1 year ago