Documents related to system reboot processes and their management
View all tagsThis document describes a script that checks the installed version of .NET Framework on a machine. If version 4.8 is not present, the script will install it and reboot the machine if specified. It also provides details on user parameters and output logs.
The script restarts Windows machines according to the configuration specified in the client, location, and computer-level EDFs found in the "Reboot Management" EDF section.
This document outlines the solution for installing and reporting the most recent Cumulative Update (CU) on computers that have not had a CU installed in the last 75 days. It details the implementation of the Reboot Prompter solution for managing reboots on workstations and servers, and specifies the supported operating systems.
This document provides a detailed overview of a script designed to uninstall Check Point Endpoint Security from Windows machines. The script handles drive decryption and requires multiple reboots for successful uninstallation, ensuring a thorough process. Caution is advised when using this script due to its reboot requirements.
This field contains the final message displayed to the logged-in user before the system initiates a reboot. The reboot will occur after the delay specified in the “cPVAL Final Prompt Reboot Delay Minutes” custom field. Keep it short; “This is the final prompt before your computer will automatically restart. Your computer will be restarted after X minute(s) after you acknowledge this prompt.” will be added automatically.
Specifies how many minutes to delay the forced reboot after the final prompt. Default applies if not set. Can be configured or overridden at Client, Location, or Device level.
Sets how long (in seconds) the final reboot prompt stays visible on the end machine. Default is 900 seconds (15 minutes). Can be configured or overridden at Client, Location, or Device level.
Stores the timestamp of the last reboot prompt sent to the device. Updated automatically by the script. Manual edits are not recommended.
Manual checkbox to enable reboot prompts for this device regardless of its current reboot status.
Forces a reboot if no user is logged in. Available at Client, Location, or Device level and can be overridden at lower levels.
Specifies how many times a user will be prompted before being forced to reboot. For example, if set to 4, the reboot becomes mandatory on the 5th prompt. Can be configured or overridden at any level.
Defines the wait time (in hours) between consecutive reboot prompts. Applies at Client, Location, or Device level and can be overridden at lower levels.
Specifies the local file path or URL for the header image displayed on the reboot prompt. Can be configured or overridden at Client, Location, or Device level.
Specifies the local file path or URL for the icon image displayed in the reboot prompt. Can be configured or overridden at Client, Location, or Device level.
Sets the custom message displayed to users when prompting for a reboot. Keep it short; "Would you like to restart now? You have X prompt(s) remaining before a forced reboot." will be added automatically. Can be configured or overridden at any level.
Controls whether reboot prompts are skipped on weekends. Options: Enable or Disable. Default is Disable if not set. Can be configured or overridden at Client, Location, or Device level.
Specify time ranges to suppress reboot prompts. Example: 1800-0900 means no prompts between 6:00 PM and 9:00 AM. Can be configured or overridden at Client, Location, or Device level.
Select the theme for the reboot prompt, options: Dark or Light. Default is Dark if not set. Can be configured or overridden at the Client, Location, or Device level.
Sets how long (in seconds) the reboot prompt stays visible on the end machine. Default is 300 seconds (5 minutes). Can be configured or overridden at Client, Location, or Device level.
Sets the title for the reboot prompt. If left blank, the default title “Updates Installed - Reboot Required” will be used. Can be configured or overridden at Client, Location, or Device level.
Defines the number of uptime days that must pass before prompting for a reboot on Windows machines. Setting to 0 disables this feature. Can be configured or overridden at Client, Location, or Device level.
Controls whether a prompt appears on Windows machines with reboot pending status. Applies at Client, Location, or Device level and can be overridden at lower levels.
Tracks the number of reboot prompts sent to the device. Updated automatically by the script. Manual edits are not recommended.
This document provides a script to disable Windows Defender Credential Guard by modifying the registry settings as outlined in a referenced article. It includes a sample run, dependencies, and variable descriptions, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the script operation and its output.
This document outlines the agent procedure for updating and installing the Egnyte software, including the steps taken to kill all Office applications prior to installation and prompting for a reboot afterward. The example agent procedure log provides detailed insights into the actions and results of the installation process.
This document provides details on the Feature Update Install With Tracking script, which flags a custom field if the installation is successful but the reboot is intentionally suppressed by the user parameter. It includes instructions on creating the custom field necessary for tracking the installation status.
A PowerShell script to create and manage toast notifications with customizable options, including images, buttons, and scenarios for different use cases.
This document details the steps to create a dynamic group in ConnectWise RMM that identifies computers where a Cumulative Update has been installed but requires a reboot. It includes dependencies, group creation steps, and criteria for filtering devices based on their update status.
This solution is targeted to compute all the patch management automation together for better understanding.
Prompter is a simple application designed to present a prompt on the desktop and optionally display a date and time picker. It supports any number of buttons, as well as optional header images and custom application icons.
This document provides a detailed overview of a script designed to set maintenance mode for servers and workstations before initiating an immediate reboot. Users can customize the duration of maintenance mode, and the script ensures proper handling of parameters and conditions for execution.
This document outlines an internal monitor designed to detect agents that have undergone a reboot through a specific script. It triggers another script to clear pending EDFs, allowing for re-triggering at a later time. This monitor is specifically intended for Windows workstations and is automation-driven.
This document outlines the steps to implement an automation task that detects reboot pending status on endpoints and updates a custom field in ConnectWise RMM. The task ensures that devices are properly categorized for reboot management, enhancing system reliability and performance.
This solution provides an automated, userFriendly mechanism to handle pending reboots on Windows Workstations within NinjaOne.
Action script for the "Reboot Pending Prompt" solution. Downloads a GUI utility to prompt the logged-in user and initiates a reboot based on their response or policy enforcement.
Detection script for the "Reboot Pending Prompt" solution. Determines if a machine requires a reboot and if the current conditions permit a user prompt.
Compound condition that triggers the user reboot prompt sequence when the detection script identifies a pending reboot state.
This document outlines the configuration and details for the Reboot Pending Servers group within ConnectWise RMM. It specifies the criteria for detecting supported Windows servers that require a reboot and the dependencies necessary for its functionality.
This client script is designed to automatically close Reboot Pending tickets for servers that have already been rebooted and for clients without any pending server reboots. It is recommended to schedule this script to run once per day to ensure optimal performance and ticket management.
This document outlines the Reboot Prompter Solution designed to send reboot prompts to users on workstations, enforce automatic reboots after a specified number of attempts, and generate tickets for servers with pending reboots. It includes both automatic and manual reboot features to ensure OS patching stability.
This document outlines the process for creating a dynamic group that detects agents with the custom field Auto_RebootPendingCheck checked, ensuring that the agents are available for the group and managed by the Reboot Pending Check Automation task.
This document outlines the process for creating a dynamic group based on the endpoint custom field "Prompter_RebootPending". It details the dependencies, group creation steps, and criteria required for the group to function effectively.
This document outlines an internal monitor designed to detect agents that have undergone a reboot through a specific script. It triggers another script to clear pending EDFs, allowing for re-triggering at a later time. This monitor is specifically intended for Windows workstations and is automation-driven.
This document outlines the procedure to boot an endpoint into Safe Mode using the VSA Agent Service. It includes a summary of the process, example logs, and detailed steps to ensure successful execution.
This document provides a detailed guide on uninstalling the SentinelOne agent from Windows machines, including requirements for Tamper Protection or a passphrase, and handling reboot scenarios based on the uninstallation status.
This script downloads and executes the New-ToastNotification.ps1, providing a customizable interface to display toast notifications. It supports scenarios such as system reboots, password expiration warnings, and general user notifications. Users can add custom titles, images, buttons, and deadlines to their notifications. A scheduled task is created for repetitive notifications.
This task is to create and manage toast notifications with customizable options, including images, buttons, and scenarios for different use cases.
This script is to create and manage toast notifications with customizable options, including images, buttons, and scenarios for different use cases.
This is a copy-only template for clients to use to set up toast notifications. The script is a template with example variables. Ensure each variable is reviewed and adjusted as needed before incorporating them into a production script.
This script assists in the uninstallation of a specific Windows update by allowing the user to input the KBID. It includes an option to authorize a system restart if necessary while also striving to prevent an immediate reboot unless required by the update.
This document outlines the implementation of a feature upgrade for Windows 10 endpoints, including procedures for handling reboots, monitoring upgrade status, and managing failures. It provides a comprehensive guide for setting up the necessary components to ensure a smooth upgrade process.
This document provides a comprehensive dataview of all Windows 10 machines, detailing their versions, patching information, and setup. It includes various columns that represent critical data points such as OS version, client ID, and reboot policies.
This document outlines the process of initiating a Windows 10 feature upgrade that requires a mandatory reboot. It includes a summary of the procedure, sample run logs, and detailed steps of the process involved in executing the upgrade and scheduling necessary tasks.
This document outlines the process for categorizing Windows 10 and 11 computers where the Feature Update Install with Tracking script has been completed but a reboot is still pending. It includes dependencies, criteria for selection, and steps to create a dynamic group for better management.