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Windows Query working on some computer, and not working on others?!?
Hi all,
I have this small script to get the domain of the PC: __________________________________________________ ____________________ Dim WMIService As Object Set WMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" & "{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\.\root\cim v2") Dim WindowsQuery As Object Set WindowsQuery = WMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_ComputerSystem") Dim PC As Object Dim PD As String For Each PC In WindowsQuery PD = PC.Domain Next __________________________________________________ ____________________ But, on computers it work, and on other computers, the script return runtime error 430 in the "For Each PC" line?!? All computers are running "WinXP Pro 32-bit"??? And it doesn't matter, if I'm requesting Domain or other PC information - it still work on some computers, and not on others?!? What am I missing??? TIA... |
Windows Query working on some computer, and not working on others?!?
Hi
It might help to specify the correct object type of WMIService, WindowsQuery and PC (reference the libraries required using Tools, References). Also, are you sure that Windowsquery is not Nothing on some PC's? Just things to try. regards Paul On Aug 14, 10:18*am, "Charlotte E" wrote: Hi all, I have this small script to get the domain of the PC: __________________________________________________ ____________________ Dim WMIService As Object Set WMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" & "{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\.\root\cim v2") Dim WindowsQuery As Object Set WindowsQuery = WMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_ComputerSystem") Dim PC As Object Dim PD As String For Each PC In WindowsQuery * * PD = PC.Domain Next __________________________________________________ ____________________ But, on computers it work, and on other computers, the script return runtime error 430 in the "For Each PC" line?!? All computers are running "WinXP Pro 32-bit"??? And it doesn't matter, if I'm requesting Domain or other PC information - it still work on some computers, and not on others?!? What am I missing??? TIA... |
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