OEM Support Page with Metro style
https://www.systanddeploy.com/2015/11/powershell-fun-oem-support-page-with.html?m=1
Computer properties can be customized to display different informations as for an example :
- Your company logo
- Computer model
- Manufacturer
- Support Hours
- Support number
You can also add a personnalized support page, as below.
In this post I will show you a way to display some computer, user ... informations and also allow the user or technician to access quickly to different functionnalities.
How it looks ?
1 / Which informations
1 / Which informations
Computer informations |
User informations |
System informations |
Network informations |
Security informations |
2 / Buttons actions
Drivers status list button |
Show last events log button |
View service status button |
Installed hotfixes button |
Prerequisites ?
It requires at least .Net Framework 4.5
OEM Informations can be modified using the below registry key :
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\OEMInformation
In my case To run my PS1 script I have created a SFX exe, using Winrar, and created a "SupportURL" string to launch it.
To see how to configure other values, click Here.
To test this page you can run as administrator the EXE file.
It will extract a folder called "SystDeploy" in "%temp%".
How to use it ?
You can manage TabItem in te "Support.xaml" file.
2 / How to add or remove informations ?
Each information is displayed by a label.
The link between the XAML file and the PS1 is done with the x:name="" field.
Indeed the name will be used in the PS1 to display the information.
3 / How to add or remove buttons ?
The link between the XAML file and the PS1 is done with the x:name="" field.
Indeed the name will be used in the PS1 to display the information.
You can find in the below rar file my testing support page.
You can extract the content in order to get the XAML and PS1 files.
Hello Damien,
RépondreSupprimerSur quelle information t'appuis-tu pour connaitre le Site code SCCM ?
Par ce que si je lance depuis mon pc pro, je n'ai rien... ce qui est faux :p
Hey Fredo, en fait je teste la clé 'HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SMS\Mobile Client' et la valeur AssignedSiteCode. A SG c'est cette clé qui utilisée.
RépondreSupprimerJe confirme.
RépondreSupprimerPour autant, l'information n'apparait pas dans ton outil. :(
Merci pour le retour Fredo, je vais regarder ce que ça pourrait être.
RépondreSupprimerhello
RépondreSupprimerJ'aurais bien aimé voir cet utilitaire fonctionné mais le lien de téléchargement ne fonctionne plus, dommage