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are you currently pulling in the user account to sccm? &nbsp;I believe once you enable that, there should be a primary user field on the objects that you can show in the collection. &nbsp;A word of caution, this shows the user that logged in the most, not necessarily the owner. &nbsp;i've been bit by this before.
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This should help as well. &nbsp; <a href="http://msitpros.com/?p=245" rel="ugc">http://msitpros.com/?p=245</a>
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found a built in report which outputs the information I'm after
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Gents, I've got a collection of 700 workstations, I need to work out who the primary user or most common user is of these laptops, how would I do this? SCCM 2012?
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Gents, I've got a collection of 700 workstations, I need to work out who the primary user or most common user is of these laptops, how would I do this? SCCM 2012?

SCCM 2012 - Report - Collection

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