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Thanks!<br />
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I'll look into that, 1stITMAN :)
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Thanks!

I'll look into that, 1stITMAN :)

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Hi!<br />
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I recently discovered that there was a GPO in our customers infrastructure.<br />
That GPO made the D:\ drive &quot;Write protected&quot;, becuase it didn't have BitLocker.<br />
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The customer have only 1 machine model with two disks. It's a Lenovo Thinkpad W540. But they also have to &quot;revisions&quot; of the same model: &quot;20BG0043MN&quot; and &quot;20BG001DMN&quot;.<br />
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I've now made a new GPO that disables the setting that the other GPO enables, and made a WMI filter for the new GPO.<br />
The WMI filter looks like this:<br />
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Select * from Win32_ComputerSystem where manufacturer = &quot;Lenovo&quot; and Model = &quot;20BG0043MN&quot; OR Model = &quot;20BG001DMN&quot;<br />
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I've tested it but can't seem to get it to work for the &quot;20BG001DMN&quot; model. It does work for &quot;20BG0043MN&quot;.<br />
Is something wrong with the syntax in my WMI ? I've also tried to have two separate Select * queries in the same WMI filter, if you know what I mean? But that didn't work either.<br />
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Best regards,<br />
Kenneth
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Hi!

I recently discovered that there was a GPO in our customers infrastructure.
That GPO made the D:\ drive "Write protected", becuase it didn't have BitLocker.

The customer have only 1 machine model with two disks. It's a Lenovo Thinkpad W540. But they also have to "revisions" of the same model: "20BG0043MN" and "20BG001DMN".

I've now made a new GPO that disables the setting that the other GPO enables, and made a WMI filter for the new GPO.
The WMI filter looks like this:

Select * from Win32_ComputerSystem where manufacturer = "Lenovo" and Model = "20BG0043MN" OR Model = "20BG001DMN"

I've tested it but can't seem to get it to work for the "20BG001DMN" model. It does work for "20BG0043MN".
Is something wrong with the syntax in my WMI ? I've also tried to have two separate Select * queries in the same WMI filter, if you know what I mean? But that didn't work either.

Best regards,
Kenneth

GPO and WMI filter

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