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Thanks, I have few PCs that have IE 8 installed, but when I run this report it still shows these machines have IE 7 installed!? Any ideas?<br />
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For IE it is better to use the report Computers with a specific file 'iexplore.exe' than it is to use Add Remove Programs. &nbsp;Especially with Windows 7 which has IE 8 embedded, you cannot see it in Add Remove Programs. &nbsp;Also, I have had Add Remove Programs reporting that my XP machines had IE8 after the rollout, but when i ran the file report it showed 10% were still reporting IE6. &nbsp;When i physically checked these machines, it was evident that IE8 had failed its installation and IE6 was still in use.
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Thanks guys. Last questions, how do to run a hardware inventory scanning after the installation? and making sure these HWs scan are making it to the configMgr db?
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If you install these 3rd party tools:<br />
<a href="http://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/rhouchins/archive/2008/04/09/sccm-right-click-tools.aspx" rel="ugc">http://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/rhouchins/archive/2008/04/09/sccm-right-click-tools.aspx</a><br />
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Then you have the ability to right click a collection and select the Hardware Inventory Cycle on all the machines. &nbsp;Otherwise you would need to wait for your Hardware Inventory Client Agent Schedule to run.
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I may look at this tool later thsi week.<br />
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For second option, how do I find out when is my hardware inventory client agent is scheduled to run? I mean when will it going to started and can I adjust the schedule?<br />
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Hi Experts,<br />
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I have about 200 computers and they're wins XP. Some of them have IE 7 and 8, how do I generate a report that can show me which computers are having IE 8?<br />
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Hi Experts,

I have about 200 computers and they're wins XP. Some of them have IE 7 and 8, how do I generate a report that can show me which computers are having IE 8?

Thanks.

SCCM  --report for IE web browser--?

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