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Add server version check to Windows 11 readiness script #298

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13 changes: 11 additions & 2 deletions scripts/Win_Win11_Ready.ps1
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#Returns 'Not Windows 11 Ready' if any of the checks fail, and returns 'Windows 11 Ready' if they all pass.
#Useful if running in an automation policy and want to populate a custom field of all agents with their readiness.
#This is a modified version of the official Microsoft script here: https://aka.ms/HWReadinessScript
#9/10/2025 silversword411 v1.2 Adding server output
#
#=============================================================================================================================

# Check Windows Version
$osInfo = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_OperatingSystem

# Check if the OS is a server version
# ProductType=1 is Workstation, 2 is Domain Controller, 3 is Server.
if ($osInfo.ProductType -ne 1) {
Write-Output "$($osInfo.Caption)"
Exit 0
}

# Check Windows Version
$winVersion = [System.Version]$osInfo.Version

if ($winVersion -ge [System.Version]::new(10, 0, 22000)) {
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else {
"Not Windows 11 Ready | "
Write-Output $outObject.returnReason
}
}