GarthMJ

So it is unclear to me, does the C$ share exist or not?

Where exactly is the new folder that you created? if it is not within the ConfigMgr_<sitecode> folder, CM will never see the folder. Also keep in mind that accessing the report will be faster from the web interface vs from the CM console. Additionally, made sure that you are using the CM MS data source for your reports.

I hate to say it but if CSS wants you to have the CLE then they can easily get it for you and send it to you.

First off, why not query SQL directly using PowerShell? This would be far more efficient than accessing any data via WMI.

error 0x800700C1 = %1 is not a valid Win32 application. Have you tested your script outside of CM? Have you tested your script use the local system account?

What exactly did you do for your prompts? Why not hard code them to only look at the last 7 days (30 days)?

You will need to create a custom report and fix the prompt to automatically set the "latest"

I just checked and it is listed twice within the class.

Have you looked at using the Version number listed under the OS node within Resource Explorer? A report will be allot easier to create.

To be clear, are you looking for a CM query (aka for a collection) or CM report? if you are looking for a Collection query, I have to ask why...

What about your firewall? Is SCEP blocking the file?

What CM client version do you have on this server?

APP-v will automatically be removed after 30 days. so you should need to do anything for them.

Those are NOT error, they are MSI properties. Your problem is that there is a newer version of the CM client installed on this computer.

No one can asked this question. There is not enough details. However, If you are seeing the software within resource explorer then yes you can likely uninstall the SW using CM as a computer deployment. You need to test this for each application.

That looks perfect. Why do you think there is a problem.

Is it an "either or" or "and" that you need for the query?

I would check to make sure that you AV software is not blocking the download.

Error code 2 = The system cannot find the file specified. So does the file exist?

As far as I know there is no English (Belgium) code. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms533052%28v=vs.85%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

If you are doing a side by side you will need to create a new instance. However keep in mind that it is recommend that SQL and CM exist on the same server.

So it is unclear to me if you want the client installed or not, if you don't want it shown as installed then just deleted the computers form CM and they will get add back at the next full AD sys. discovery.

Look at the unattended.xml, it should do what you need.

The #1 killer for VM performance is going to be disk IO. I'm willing to bet you VM is sharing it's disk with other VMs. Talk to the VM team and get them to look at thing.

Check your setting for SU deployment. Also check you reboot timer settings.