WMI Filter for GPO WIN 10 and 1709, 1803, 1809, 1903, 1909

by butsch 30. July 2020 01:47

Here is how to catch different Windows 10 OS release within WMI.

We used this the first time during a 1709 > 1909 Migration where we wanted to push customer startlayout.xml (Different new syntax and command for W10 1909)

with GPO ONLY to the 1909 clients. SBS/KMU seamless upgrades but often forget to handle GPO Policy side during the upgrade process. If you wan to modify

The startlayout/startmenu tiles this is often the first place you will need the WMI filters.

 

W10 Version Info:

Major   Minor   Version Build      Info       Released

10           0             1607       14393    2016 RTM LTSC 09/26/2016

10           0             1709       16299    2016 SAC            10/17/2017

10           0             1803       17134    2016 SAC            04/30/2018

10           0             1809       17763    2019 LTSC           11/13/2018

10           0             1903       18362    2019 SAC            5/21/2019

10           0             1909       18363    2019 SAC            11/12/2019

 

WMI Query to check which version you run of Windows 10.

NAMEPSPACE: Root\CIMv2

W10 1607:

SELECT * FROM Win32_OperatingSystem where version like '10%' and producttype='1' and BuildNumber = "14393"

W10 1709:

SELECT * FROM Win32_OperatingSystem where version like '10%' and producttype='1' and BuildNumber = "16299"

W10 1803:

SELECT * FROM Win32_OperatingSystem where version like '10%' and producttype='1' and BuildNumber = "17134"

W10 1809:

SELECT * FROM Win32_OperatingSystem where version like '10%' and producttype='1' and BuildNumber = "17763"

W10 1903:

SELECT * FROM Win32_OperatingSystem where version like '10%' and producttype='1' and BuildNumber = "18362"

W10 1909:

SELECT * FROM Win32_OperatingSystem where version like '10%' and producttype='1' and BuildNumber = "18363"

 

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/wmisdk/wql-sql-for-wmi

GPO WMI FILTER

Based on above info from us you can build the GPO filter for each W10 version.

 

Example: Use the Paessler WMI tester to check

If the query was successful then you get FEEDBACK from the Query (if not it would be empty)

 

Please also check these WMI related links from us:

http://www.butsch.ch/post/W10-Enable-Remote-Management-for-WMI-from-Commandline-silent.aspx

http://www.butsch.ch/post/How-to-identify-WSUSWindows-Update-Patches-installed-on-a-Windows-7-in-Batch.aspx

http://www.butsch.ch/post/Script-WMI-Fetch-modell-BIOS-Version-with-VB-like-SM_info-from-Dell.aspx

http://www.butsch.ch/post/Internet-Explorer-911-GPO-old-IE9-not-visible-WMI-checks.aspx

http://www.butsch.ch/post/IE11-GPO-Settings-PROXY-Explained-F5-F8.aspx

 


 
 

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