08-14-2023 06:42 PM
Lansweeper published this great report template that checks your Windows assets for Windows 11 compatibility.
Windows 11 Requirements Audit - Lansweeper IT Asset Management
However, there is a flaw in this report in that it is marking an asset as failing the "Disk Space > 64 GB" if it detects that there is less than 64 GB of available free space. The actual Windows 11 requirement is that the disk be 64 GB or larger, and the amount of free space you need is highly dependent on several factors.
Whoever built this report decided to check for free space instead, so that means we have several workstations that are marked as failing the compatibility check when they would otherwise update to Windows 11 just fine. For example, a workstation with a 256 GB drive with 60 GB available free space. Obviously available disk space can be a worry in certain situations, but marking machines that have 30,40,50, or 60 GB of free space as incompatible doesn't seem to be the way to go.
Is there a version of this report that looks at the disk size instead? Or can anyone provide an edited version that does so?
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08-17-2023 11:49 AM
Thanks for the feedback! I've updated the report to ensure it looks at disk capacity instead of free space. I also added free space as one of the columns as I think it's still useful info to have.
08-29-2023 01:17 AM
Its would be similar to this:
Case
When tblComputersystem.Domainrole > 1 Then 'Server'
Else 'Workstation'
End As [Workstation/Server],
but you'd have to adjust it and have it be something like if the battery field is not null then 'laptop' else 'desktop'. There is a laptop battery field somewhere, just don't have it in front of my right now. Obviously, you'd have to join the table that contains the field to tblassets as well, but there are many example like that in the report already.
08-28-2023 09:37 PM
Thank you sir! Your work is very much appreciated!
08-17-2023 08:38 AM
I also want to know it. Any update?
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