GarthMJ

You test your scripts running as the local system account. Until they have been tested as the local system account there is not much more that can be done.

ok that does NOT use the local system account. Here is how to run as the local system account. http://verbalprocessor.com/2007/12/05/running-a-cmd-prompt-as-local-system/

When you manually test the PowerShell scripts, what account are you testing them as? How exactly are you testing them when you test them manually?

Have you run your scripts using the local system account? This is the account CM12 will use to run them, so.....

What do you mean by you run them manfully? How did you run them manually? Did you test the scripts as the local system account?

You need to give us more details, Why do you think it is not working right? what is listed for the caption on the Windows 7 computer? is the CM12 client installed on the Windows 7 computer?

Take a look at this blogs, they will help with the CI stuff. Read this post set about four files to remove from your environment. It will help you get started with CI stuff. http://www.enhansoft.com/?s=four+files&post_type=post (July 15-23rd)

ok, I will bite, why not do this via CI or Hardware inventory? This will remove all the permission issue.

I will bite, why do you think it hang? Why are you doing anything more than CCMsetup /uninstall? aka what is with all the other stuff?

If it will not work using the Local System account, then you have no other choice but to preform this task manually on each computer. I would suggest, contact AVG and talk to their support about how to fix this.

Error 0x80072ee2 = The operation timed out Use this as a starting point.

Try this to use the local system account. http://verbalprocessor.com/2007/12/05/running-a-cmd-prompt-as-local-system/

So to be clearly, When you use the local system account (not a domain or local admin account), you are getting access denied?

What services are you trying to change? Why error message are you getting when you change it using the local system account?

Then that is you answer to them. You tell them that you tested it again, in your environment and the account didn't get removed. and therefore it is something special within their environment.

What folder is using all the diskspace?

Since the error is an timeout, I would suggest the issue is with your network or firewall.

ok but for what end? Why do you care that care that someone is log on to a PC?

What do you mean by "Unattended/Attended Systems"?

Sure you can do this but I wouldn't recommend it. The trick is you define the DC within your LDAP query.

Take a look at the built-in status message queries. They should give you what you want.

I tested both links are they both work fine.

Let me repeat myself, what you are doing is completely unsupported and you WILL need to undo this every time you apply a SP or CU. There is no way around it. Now to the issue at hand, there are lots of way to do this in a supported manor. The question is how much effort do you want to give this? Why not have user enter this information in a pretty interface within WMI and inventory this, which populate your MW collections? Why not use the CM12 SDK to modify the db and therefore you have populate MW collection based on this? Why not allow user to move their computer within the correct collection (aka maintenance window collection), using the SDK and Website? Why not have SCORCH move the computer within the correct collection based on data from the website/database?

This is very bad, you need to Contact CSS directly for support ASAP! Your database has gotten out of wack. This means on CSS can help you to solve this issue.

First off it is not supported to publish data into CM12 like you are suggesting. Doing what you have done is completely unsupported and you will need to undo it every time you apply a SP or CU. Why does the data need to be in CM12 at all? Why does the data need to be seen in CM12 console?