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Microsoft 365 - Click-to-Run - Get Details

Summary​

This script retrieves the installed Microsoft Click-to-Run Office version on the machine, verifies whether auto-update is enabled, and obtains the Update channel. It then stores this information in the custom table pvl_m365_update_channel_audit.

File Path: C:/ProgramData/_Automation/Script/Get-M365UpdateChannel/Get-M365UpdateChannel.ps1
File Hash (SHA256): 1CAED911E914A8F8C9EBA29D244459F4DA2B09780EB8ED720FB55F2519E06D19
File Hash (MD5): E58115561CA743E1D9BCF56CAF13C839

Sample Run​

First Run: Execute the script against any online Windows machine with the Set_Environment parameter set to 1 to create the custom table and EDFs used by the solution.

First Run

Regular Run:

Regular Run

Client Level EDF​

NameExampleTypeSectionDetails
Update ChannelCurrent ChannelDropDownMicrosoft 365Select the Update Channel from the drop-down menu to set for the client's computers. Available options are:
  • Current Channel
  • Monthly Enterprise Channel
  • Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel
  • Beta Channel
  • None
Leave it blank or set it to None to disable the Automation for the client.

Client Level EDF

Note: The EDF is used by the Microsoft 365 - Set Update Channel - Current script and the Microsoft 365 - Click-to-Run - Set Update Channel internal monitor.

Computer Level EDF​

NameExampleTypeSectionDetails
Update ChannelCurrent ChannelDropDownMicrosoft 365Select the Update Channel from the drop-down menu to set for the computer. Available options are:
  • Current Channel
  • Monthly Enterprise Channel
  • Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel
  • Beta Channel
  • None
Set it to None to disable the Automation for the computer. The Computer Level EDF can be used to override the value set in the Client Level EDF.

Computer Level EDF

Note: The EDF is used by the Microsoft 365 - Set Update Channel - Current script and the Microsoft 365 - Click-to-Run - Set Update Channel internal monitor.

Output​

  • Script log
  • Custom Table
  • Dataview