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If it contains an executable than yes (by default) you can also do unknown extensions as well <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb632607.aspx" rel="ugc nofollow">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb632607.aspx</a>&nbsp;but note that your database may grow substantially if it's a very common extension, i.e. .doc for example and may take longer for the inventory to run.<br />
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Depending on what you're trying to achieve I'd just use a script to pull the information either via SCCM or a Logon Script.<br />
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If it contains an executable than yes (by default) you can also do unknown extensions as well http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb632607.aspx [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb632607.aspx] but note that your database may grow substantially if it's a very common extension, i.e. .doc for example and may take longer for the inventory to run.

Depending on what you're trying to achieve I'd just use a script to pull the information either via SCCM or a Logon Script.

Cheers

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The issue is we have Symantec Endpoint Installed, for some reason a certain percentage of the installations utilize a different file structure (even though they are the same versioni of the client) I believe these clients where upgraded from an older version of Endpoint. These clients all have some issues and i would like to run a report to find out how many of these &quot;upgraded&quot; clients are out there. In short the executiable is located in a different folder on these &nbsp;clients.
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The issue is we have Symantec Endpoint Installed, for some reason a certain percentage of the installations utilize a different file structure (even though they are the same versioni of the client) I believe these clients where upgraded from an older version of Endpoint. These clients all have some issues and i would like to run a report to find out how many of these "upgraded" clients are out there. In short the executiable is located in a different folder on these  clients.

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I am trying to find, or build a report or query that can tell me if a specific folder is found any of the computers in my managed network? &nbsp;
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I am trying to find, or build a report or query that can tell me if a specific folder is found any of the computers in my managed network?  

Can Sccm tell me how many computers have a specific folder in program files?

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