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The power supply information would have to be in WMI for the hardware inventory to scan on it. &nbsp;At first glance on my machine (workstation) it didn't look like it was. &nbsp;If it's located somewhere in the registry you can add it to your configuration.mof file to scan based on that registry key. &nbsp;You are just needing the basic manufacturer/model information correct?<br />

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The power supply information would have to be in WMI for the hardware inventory to scan on it.  At first glance on my machine (workstation) it didn't look like it was.  If it's located somewhere in the registry you can add it to your configuration.mof file to scan based on that registry key.  You are just needing the basic manufacturer/model information correct?


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I need the Manufacturer/Model and wattage so i know what type and how many spares to keep on hand.
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I need the Manufacturer/Model and wattage so i know what type and how many spares to keep on hand.

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Desktop computers are most likely not going to have the PSU information stored becuase they are not &quot;intelligently&quot; connected to the board, they are just providing power. I will try to find if a server will supply the information to query on.<br />

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Desktop computers are most likely not going to have the PSU information stored becuase they are not "intelligently" connected to the board, they are just providing power. I will try to find if a server will supply the information to query on.


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I need to scan all of my servers via SCCM to see what size power supplies are in each one so I can keep an emergency inventory on hand. &nbsp;I do not see an option for this anywhere -- help.
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I need to scan all of my servers via SCCM to see what size power supplies are in each one so I can keep an emergency inventory on hand.  I do not see an option for this anywhere -- help.

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