PENDING Disable commit changes at deadline when using powershell

[leob]

I have successfully been deploying applications to collections using a command like this: New-CMApplicationDeployment -CollectionName “name” -Name “appname” -DeployAction Install -DeployPurpose Required -UserNotification HideAll -AvailableDateTime (get-date) -TimeBaseOn LocalTime -Verbose -RebootOutsideServiceWindow $False -OverrideServiceWindow $False

This works well to deploy the applications and 99% of the work is done, but I still need to go into the SCCM console, go the user experience tab for a deployment and uncheck the box "Disable changes at deadline or during a maintenance window (requires restart)".

Is there anything that I can add to my command line to do this and eliminate this manual step?

Thanks,

Leo

 

[Prajwal Desai]

Commit changes at deadline or during a maintenance window (requires restarts) - This setting is for thin client PCs that use write filter technology only. This allows you to install things on the thin client then commit the changes later. If changes are not committed, they are lost when the thin client restarts.

If you do not use thin client with write filters, you can safely ignore the Commit changes at deadline… setting.

 

[leob]

Thanks for the reply, Prajwal. I have found with some deployments that when that box is checked in the User Experience tab, that it can trigger reboots on clients.

Leo