anchamp65

In theory I shouldn't have to match by a valid letter character. Unless it's a stupid "null" which isn't a $null. Again.

where { $_ -match '[A-Z]' } Such a simple solutions ! And it can't affect anyone else's usage Beautiful !!!

I replaced the the section in your Check_BootMedia script with your fix and works ! Thanks again and again and again !

Seems to do the job PS E:\Tmp> powershell -nop -ep bypass -f E:\tmp\TEST.ps1 # no USB Count: 0 PS E:\Tmp> powershell -nop -ep bypass -f...

True, I forgot you had posted that But, maybe Garlin will want to check it out, or not In my usage pattern, I would like to check the...

look at 3,169 I had a "blond" moment" lol

I think @anchamp65 is talking about the Boot Media status. Your BIOS may be updated, but your drives aren't.

@garlin I used your last version of Check_BootMedia from post #3206 and I'm getting this error Macrium v10.0.8843 ------------------...

Suggestion, if the quiet mode is used, maybe only print what is banned or not at the good version If all test pass, then just write...

Had to look that word up in the wikipedia, nah keep it simple man ! :cool: Use the code that's easy for you.

Normal, Quiet, and Verbose seems like the best plan.

Would a 3rd-option work for the dissenters? Normal: is ALLOWED Quiet: (nothing) Verbose: is ALLOWED The reason the script...

ok, makes sens verbose it is Thanks Garlin

I don't like colored text because you can't copy/paste a color to a thread post. Also colors require you to use a different PS print...

I'm like that I like things to be clear I'll just use verbose and be happy... :p