[wpkg-users] OS Host Matching for different builds of Windows 10

[Ryan Granholm]

I've seen this here https://wpkg.org/Extended_host_attribute_matching and use it all the time to target different installers to different OS's, say one installer to Windows 7, and a different one to Windows 10; however, I'm trying to figure out how to target different installers to different builds of Windows 10: Say one installer for Windows 10 1703, and a different one to Windows 10 1709. This is mainly for the new RSAT package (remote server admin tools) where Microsoft has a different installer for each OS feature release. Has anyone come up with a solution?

On that page, Windows 10 is listed as having OS String: microsoft windows 10 enterprise, , , 10.0.10586 and Match Pattern: os="10\.0\.\d{5}"


TIA



Ryan Granholm
Systems Administrator | IT Services

[Ludvig Andersson]

Hello Ryan!

You will find the Release Id for Windows 10 in the NamedValue
'Releaseid' in the
registry key "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion".

Shawn Brink has published some info about this at TenForums:

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/32961-find-windows-10-version-number.html

/Ludde

Post by Ryan Granholm
I've seen this here https://wpkg.org/Extended_host_attribute_matching
and use it all the time to target different installers to different
OS's, say one installer to Windows 7, and a different one to Windows
10; however, I'm trying to figure out how to target different
installers to different builds of Windows 10: Say one installer for
Windows 10 1703, and a different one to Windows 10 1709. This is
mainly for the new RSAT package (remote server admin tools) where
Microsoft has a different installer for each OS feature release. Has
anyone come up with a solution?
On that page, Windows 10 is listed as having OS String: microsoft
os="10\.0\.\d{5}"
TIA
*Ryan Granholm*
Systems Administrator | IT Services
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[Stefan Pendl]

Post by Ludvig Andersson
Hello Ryan!
You will find the Release Id for Windows 10  in the NamedValue
'Releaseid' in the
registry key "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion".

No need for the registry, just open a command prompt and you will see
the version number displayed in its first line at the top.
You can also use the DOS command "ver" abbreviation for version.
If you like to see the Windows version use the DOS command "winver".
You can also use "systeminfo | more" to display further information.
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