Write-Log -Message “The GPO of interest is following: Specify settings for optional component installation and component repair” Write-Log -Message “You might need to configure additional setting by GPO if things are not working” Write-Log -Message “A local WSUS server was found configured by group policy: $WUServer” I have modified the script based on that detection, for my purposes to enable the registry key for that GPO and to temporarily tell the PC not to use the WSUS server. This script will detect the WSUS server and notify you. The script is now located on my GitHub page: ĮNJOY 🙂 Categories ConfigMgr, Endpoint Manager, MEMCM, PowerShell, SCCM, Windows 10 Post navigationįYI, if you are in an environment where the GPO “Specify settings for optional component installation and component repair” is not set and you do have a WSUS server set.
Powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoLogo -NonInteractive -NoProfile -WindowStyle Hidden -File. While this is pretty standard ConfigMgr, I have included a few snippets of the application below. I’m putting the Powershell script to use with an application in ConfigMgr. -Uninstall ( -Uninstall removes all RSAT features again)īelow an example of running the script manually with the -Basic parameter on Windows 10 2004.-ServerManager ( -ServerManager is only installing the Server Manager).-Basic ( -Basic is only installing AD DS, DHCP, DNS, Group Policy Management and Server Manager).-All ( -All is installing ALL the features within the RSAT bundle).Yet again the script comes with 4 options: The script is build around Get-WindowsCapability, Add-WindowsCapability and Remove-WindowsCapability. The script requires administrative rights as well as access to the Internet (RSAT is installed through Microsoft Update). The script has now moved away from TechNet Gallery into my GitHub page: The script received a minor update, and is now also logging its actions into a local log file in C:\Windows\Install-RSATfeatures.log. True to tradition, I’m showing you how you can leverage my script to install the RSAT features with Configuration Manager. Windows 10 v2004 was released to MSDN users early in May and to VLSC customers 2 weeks later. I’m a little late to the 2004 party this time around, but nevertheless, I just found time to update my Powershell script, which will enable you to install RSAT for Windows 10 v2004 automatically and unattended. NOTE: Script has been updated for v20H2 (2009):
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