sql query to get windows consumer edition machines for winddows 10
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I need sql query to get the machines with windows 10 consumer edition
jyothi naidu 
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Can you try this:
select sys.name0 [Computer Name]
from v_updateinfo ui
inner join v_UpdateComplianceStatus ucs on ucs.ci_id=ui.ci_id
join v_CICategories_All catall2 on catall2.CI_ID=UCS.CI_ID
join v_CategoryInfo catinfo2 on catall2.CategoryInstance_UniqueID = catinfo2.CategoryInstance_UniqueID and catinfo2.CategoryTypeName=’UpdateClassification’
join v_R_System sys on sys.resourceid=ucs.resourceid
and ucs.status=’2′ — required
–AND (ui.articleid=’3012973′)
AND (ui.Title like ‘Feature update to Windows 10 (consumer editions), version 21H2%’)
GROUP BY sys.name0
order by sys.name0
Select distinct
Vrs.ResourceID as ‘ResourceID’,
Vrs.name0 as ‘MachineName’,
Vos.Caption0 as ‘Operating System(HW)’,
case when cdr.IsClient =1 then ‘Yes’ else ‘No’ end as ‘SCCMClient Status’,
Vcc.ClientStateDescription as ‘SCCMHealth Status’,
WSLN.Value as ‘Build Version’,
Vos.CSDVersion0 as ‘Service Pack’,
Vos.Version0 as ‘OS Version’,
Vcs.SystemType0 as ‘OS Type’,
CASE
WHEN Vse.ChassisTypes0 in (‘1’) THEN ‘Virtual’
WHEN Vse.ChassisTypes0 in (‘8′,’9′,’10’,’12’,’14’,’11’,’17’,’31’,’32’) THEN ‘Laptop’
WHEN Vse.ChassisTypes0 in (‘2′,’3′,’4′,’5′,’6′,’7′,’13’,’15’,’16’,’35’) THEN ‘Desktop’
WHEN Vse.ChassisTypes0 in (’23’) THEN ‘RackMount’
when Vse.ChassisTypes0 is Null Then ‘NA’
Else ‘Others’ END as ‘ChassisType’,
Vcs.Manufacturer0 as ‘Manufacturer’,
CASE WHEN CAST(Vcs.Manufacturer0 as NVarchar(255)) LIKE ‘%LENOVO%’
THEN CAST(Vcsp.Version0 as NVarchar(255)) ELSE CAST(Vcs.Model0 as NVarchar(255)) END AS ‘Model’,
cdr.MACAddress as ‘MACAddress’,
Seu.SerialNumber0 as ‘SerialNumber’,
Vse.SMBIOSAssetTag0 as ‘AssetTag’,
convert(varchar,VPM.TOTALPHYSICALMEMORY0 / (1024)/1000 ) as ‘Total_RAM_Size_GB’,
(select sum(Size0)/1024 from v_GS_LOGICAL_DISK where ResourceID = vrs.ResourceID) as ‘Total_HDD_Size_GB’,
(select min(Freespace0)/1024 from v_GS_LOGICAL_DISK where ResourceID = vrs.ResourceID) as ‘Total_Free_Size_GB’,
case when cdr.clientstate=0 then ‘No Pending Reboot’ else ‘Pending Reboot’ end as ‘Reboot Status’,
case when cdr.cnisonline=1 then ‘Online’ else ‘Offline’ end as ‘Current Online Status’,
Cdr.ClientVersion as ‘SCCM Version’,
Cdr.cnlastonlinetime as ‘Last Online Status’,
Cdr.lastpolicyrequest as ‘Last Policy Request’,
cdr.LastDDR as ‘Last Heartbeat Scan’,
Cdr.LastHardwareScan as ‘Last HW Scan’,
cdr.LastSoftwareScan as ‘Last SW Scan’,
Vus.LastScanTime as ‘Last SUP Scan’,
Vus.lasterrorcode as ‘LastSUPScanStatus’,
Vus.lastscanpackagelocation as ‘SUPLocationPath’,
cdr.LastMPServerName as ‘LastMPServerName’,
cdr.LastStatusMessage as ‘Last Status Msg’,
(select MAX(AgentTime) from v_AgentDiscoveries where AgentName = ‘SMS_AD_SYSTEM_DISCOVERY_AGENT’ and ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID) as ‘Last AD SysDisc Scan’,
cdr.ADLastLogonTime as ‘Last AD Logon Stamp’,
DateDiff(D, Convert(VarChar, Cdr.cnlastonlinetime,100), GetDate()) as ‘Last Online Status(Days)’,
DateDiff(D, Convert(VarChar, Cdr.lastpolicyrequest,100), GetDate()) as ‘Last Policy Request(Days)’,
DateDiff(D, Convert(VarChar, Cdr.LastDDR,100), GetDate()) as ‘Last Heartbeat Scan(Days)’,
DateDiff(D, Convert(VarChar, Cdr.LastHardwareScan,100), GetDate()) as ‘Last HW Scan(Days)’,
DateDiff(D, Convert(VarChar, Cdr.LastSoftwareScan,100), GetDate()) as ‘Last SW Scan(Days)’,
DateDiff(D, Convert(VarChar, Vus.LastScanTime,100), GetDate()) as ‘Last SUP Scan(Days)’,
DateDiff(D, Convert(VarChar, (select MAX(AgentTime) from v_AgentDiscoveries where AgentName = ‘SMS_AD_SYSTEM_DISCOVERY_AGENT’ and ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID),100), GetDate()) as ‘Last AD SysDisc Scan (Days)’,
DateDiff(D, Convert(VarChar, cdr.ADLastLogonTime,100), GetDate()) as ‘Last ADLogon Stamp (Days)’,
FORMAT(Vos.InstallDate0, ‘MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss’) as ‘OS Install Date’,
DateDiff(D, Vos.InstallDate0, GetDate()) ‘OS Install Date (Days)’,
FORMAT(Vos.LastBootUpTime0, ‘MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss’) as ‘LastBootUpDate’,
DateDiff(D, Convert(VarChar, Vos.LastBootUpTime0,100), GetDate()) as ‘Last BootUp Date (Days)’,
Tpm.PhysicalPresenceVersionInfo0 as ‘TPMVersion’,
Vpb.Name0 as ‘BiosName’,
Vpb.BIOSVersion0 as ‘BiosVersion’,
Vp.Name0 as ‘ProcessorName’,
Vp.NumberOfCores0 as ‘NumberOfCores’,
Vp.NumberOfLogicalProcessors0 as ‘NumberOfLogicalProcessors’,
Vra.SMS_Assigned_Sites0 as ‘AssignedSite’,
cdr.ADSiteName as ‘ADSiteName’,
Vrs.Full_Domain_Name0 as ‘FullDomainName’,
(Vrs.Name0 + ‘.’ + Vrs.Full_Domain_Name0) as ‘FQDN’,
Vrs.USER_DOMAIN0 as ‘UserDomain’,
Vrs.USER_NAME0 as ‘LastLogonID’,
Vcud.TOPCONSOLEUSER00 as ‘TopConsoleUserID’,
CASE
WHEN Vcud.TOPCONSOLEUSER00 IS NOT NULL THEN SUBSTRING(Vcud.TOPCONSOLEUSER00,CHARINDEX(”,Vcud.TOPCONSOLEUSER00)+1,CHARINDEX(”,Vcud.TOPCONSOLEUSER00)+10)
ELSE Vrs.USER_NAME0
END as ‘LogonID’,
Vru.Mail0 as ‘EMailID’
FROM v_R_System as Vrs
LEFT JOIN V_GS_PC_BIOS as Vpb ON Vpb.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN V_GS_SYSTEM_ENCLOSURE_UNIQUE as Seu ON Seu.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN V_GS_X86_PC_MEMORY as Vpm ON VPM.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN V_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM as Vcs ON VCS.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN V_GS_TPM as Tpm ON tpm.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN SYSTEM_CONSOLE_USAGE_DATA as Vcud ON Vcud.MachineID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN V_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM_PRODUCT Vcsp ON Vcsp.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN V_GS_SYSTEM_ENCLOSURE as Vse ON Vse.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN V_GS_OPERATING_SYSTEM as Vos ON Vos.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN v_UpdateScanStatus as Vus ON Vus.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN V_GS_LOGICAL_DISK as Vgl ON Vgl.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN V_GS_PROCESSOR as Vp ON Vp.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN v_RA_System_SMSAssignedSites as Vra ON Vra.ResourceID = VRS.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN v_R_User as Vru ON Vru.User_Name0 = Vrs.User_Name0
LEFT JOIN fn_GetWindowsServicingStates() as WSS on WSS.Build = Vos.Version0 and WSS.Branch = Vrs.OSBranch01
LEFT JOIN fn_GetWindowsServicingLocalizedNames() as WSLN On WSS.Name = WSLN.Name
LEFT JOIN System_MAC_Addres_ARR as Mac ON Mac.ItemKey = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN V_GS_INSTALLED_SOFTWARE as App ON App.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN V_CombinedDeviceResources as Cdr ON Cdr.MachineID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN v_CH_ClientSummary as Vcc ON Vcc.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
LEFT JOIN v_GS_VIDEO_CONTROLLER as Vvc ON Vvc.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceId
INNER JOIN V_FullCollectionMembership_Valid as Col ON Col.ResourceID = Vrs.ResourceID
WHERE Col.CollectionID = ‘SMS00001’
and Vrs.Active0 = 1 and Vrs.Obsolete0 = 0 and Vrs.Decommissioned0 = 0
and (Vrs.operatingSystem0 like ‘%Windows Server%’ or Vos.Caption0 like ‘%Windows Server%’)
order by vrs.name0
I have already checked this. I am not getting proper data. I need sql Query.
I am not aware of any such SQL query what few article suggests that you can use slmgr.vbs -dli command to get the details.
If the description has OEM or retail mentioned then it’s the consumer edition.
You can try to create a powershell script to read that and create as a configuration item to get the values in return.
Did you got the resolution?
Have you checked the inbuilt report and checked the consumer edition update.
Follow below link
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/ie/en-US/f110c242-300c-4b4a-9ace-583c553a7228/how-do-i-detect-windows-10-consumer-edition?forum=ConfigMgrCBOSD