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Thanks Will,<br />
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Is there anyway to do it with quest cmdlets? Im still learning how to do this?<br />
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Thanks,
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Thanks Will,

Is there anyway to do it with quest cmdlets? Im still learning how to do this?

Thanks,

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I never use Quest cmdlets as it is just added pluggin's and modules that are not required. This is why i did this using the native cmdlets above. <br />
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Will.
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I never use Quest cmdlets as it is just added pluggin's and modules that are not required. This is why i did this using the native cmdlets above.

Will.

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Understandable, Thanks for the help!
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Glad, that it worked for you!<br />
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Will.
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I've written a script to move a list of pc's to a new ou and have them disabled. Can anyone assist with this?<br />
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$Computers = Get-content C:\Users\adjustin\Desktop\<wbr />Test183.tx<wbr />t | ForEach-Object {Get-QADObject -identity $_ | Disable-QADComputer -id $_| Move-QADObject -identity $_ -NewParentContainer Marked_for_Deletion/Disabl<wbr />ed_Worksta<wbr />tions }
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Good Afternoon, 

I've written a script to move a list of pc's to a new ou and have them disabled. Can anyone assist with this?

$Computers = Get-content C:\Users\adjustin\Desktop\Test183.txt | ForEach-Object {Get-QADObject -identity $_ | Disable-QADComputer -id $_| Move-QADObject -identity $_ -NewParentContainer Marked_for_Deletion/Disabled_Workstations }

Move and Disable PC's in Quest Powershell

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