On a network with no WSUS Whos on 1803?

[ReverentCreature]

On a network with no WSUS there any way I can scan from the server to pick up computers that are not on Win10 Version 1803?

I just wanna get an idea how up-to-date all the laptops are.

[Bionic]

You could use a network audit tool on a free trial. We use Lansweeper which has an excellent SQL reporting facility and would be able to interrogate things like OS version. It is completely client free too, so just install it on your server and let it scan all switche don machines on the network.

[bknaggs]

Startup script to write PC name and windows version to a text file?

[Steve21]

Go to AD, search, advanced, computer, filter by field operating system version etc?

 

Steve

[haci]

pdq inventory, if your looking for something to do it for you.

[3s-gtech]

You can use an AD query too - so go to Saved Queries in AD (at the top of the list), select New->Query, give it a name, Define Query, choose Custom Search from the list. Then select Field, Computer->Operating System Version->Is (exactly) and enter 10.0 (17134). Save the query. When you click on it, it'll give you the list. You can then export that to a CSV etc, or just get the number by right clicking on the lot of them and going to Properties.

[AJWhite1970]

Was just going to say the free version of PDQ Inventory does this and lots more without the bloatware/nagware of Spiceworks for example but was beaten to it

[ReverentCreature]

Thanks everyone. Nice to see plenty of options available to me. Ill try the AD method and keep the software and scripts as an option also.