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Hello,
I create a script that looking for the Bluetooth driver model and install the new driver for this model.
Before the install i get the driver version and put it in a registry key before update, if it’s not the last version my script do the install at the end of the install i get the driver version to put it in a second registry key, here come the problem if i look on the post the information a the right version but my script get the old version bu if i rerun the script he get the update information.
I try de restart winmngt service but that doesn’t change
In the registry is the same new information are not available.
How can i fix it ? Without running the script a second time.
Hi @Salachour Ebaratgar ,
without seeing the script it's hard to tell what is the issue.
If you post the script here please use the CodeSample option (the button with the icon 101010).
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(If the reply was helpful please don't forget to upvote and/or accept as answer, thank you)
Regards
Andreas Baumgarten
<#
#Intel Bluetooth 22.90
#Script Version 1.1
#Relase 1
#Variable Logiciel
$DisplayName = "*Wireless Bluetooth*"
$Install_Intel = ".\Intel_BT_22_90.exe"
#Variable Msi
$Arguments = @( "/quiet",
"/norestart"
)
#Variable RegEdit
#
$Regpath = @(
"HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\*"
"HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\*"
)
$RegBt = @(
"HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Bt\"
"HKLM:\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Bt\"
)
$SoftName = Get-ItemProperty $RegPath | where{$_.DisplayName -like "$DisplayName"} | Select DisplayName
$SoftVersion = Get-ItemProperty $RegPath | where{$_.DisplayName -like "$DisplayName"} | Select DisplayVersion
$SoftInstalldate = Get-ItemProperty $RegPath | where{$_.DisplayName -like "$DisplayName"} | Select InstallDate
$SoftBtInstalled = @(
"HKLM:\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{00002090-0220-1036-84C8-B8D95FA3C8C3}"
"HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{00002090-0220-1036-84C8-B8D95FA3C8C3}"
)
$HKLM_Script_Version = @(
"HKLM:\SOFTWARE\BT\"
"HKLM:\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\BT\"
)
$ScriptVersion = Get-ItemProperty -Path $HKLM_Script_Version -Name "Bluetooth_ScriptVersion" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
#Variable System
$DayExecution = Get-Date -Format "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss"
#Variable Plug and Play
$All_PnpBt_DriverVersion = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "*Wireless Bluetooth*"}| Select DriverVersion
$All_PnpBt_Description = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "*Wireless Bluetooth*"}| Select Description
$All_Bt_DriverVersion = ($All_PnpBt_DriverVersion).DriverVersion
$All_Bt_Description = ($All_PnpBt_Description).Description
#Intel
$Intel_PnpBt_DriverVersion = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "Intel*Wireless Bluetooth*"}| Select DriverVersion
$Intel_PnpBt_Description = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "Intel*Wireless Bluetooth*"}| Select Description
$Intel_PnpBt_AdapterModel = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.DeviceClass -eq "NET" -and $_.Description -notlike "*Virtual*" -and ($_.Description -like "Intel*Wireless*" -or $_.Description -like "Intel*Wi-fi*")}
$Intel_Bt_DriverVersion = ($Intel_PnpBt_DriverVersion).DriverVersion
$Intel_Bt_Description = ($Intel_PnpBt_Description).Description
$Intel_AdapterModel_Description = ($Intel_PnpBt_AdapterModel).Description
#Killer
$Killer_PnpBt_DriverVersion = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "*Killer*Wireless Bluetooth*"}| Select DriverVersion
$Killer_PnpBt_Description = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "*Killer*Wireless Bluetooth*"}| Select Description
$Killer_PnpBt_AdapterModel = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.DeviceClass -eq "NET" -and $_.Description -notlike "*Virtual*" -and ($_.Description -like "*Killer*Wireless*" -or $_.Description -like "*Killer*Wi-fi*")}
$Killer_Bt_DriverVersion = ($Killer_PnpBt_DriverVersion).DriverVersion
$Killer_Bt_Description = ($Killer_PnpBt_Description).Description
$Killer_AdapterModel_Description = ($Killer_PnpBt_AdapterModel).Description
#Other
$Other_PnpBt_DriverVersion = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "*Wireless Bluetooth*" -and ($_.Description -notlike "Intel*Wireless Bluetooth*" -or $_.Description -notlike "Killer*Wireless Bluetooth*")}| Select DriverVersion
$Other_PnpBt_Description = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "Killer*Wireless Bluetooth*" -and ($_.Description -notlike "Intel*Wireless Bluetooth*" -or $_.Description -notlike "Killer*Wireless Bluetooth*")}| Select Description
$Other_PnpBt_AdapterModel = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.DeviceClass -eq "NET" -and $_.Description -notlike "*Virtual*" -and ($_.Description -like "*Wireless*" -or $_.Description -like "*Wi-fi*") -and ($_.Description -notlike "Intel*" -or $_.Description -notlike "Killer*")}
$Other_Bt_DriverVersion = ($Other_PnpBt_DriverVersion).DriverVersion
$Other_Bt_Description = ($Other_PnpBt_Description).Description
$Other_AdapterModel_Description = ($Other_PnpBt_AdapterModel).Description
#Switch
if($Intel_Bt_Description -ne $null)
{
Switch -Wildcard ($Intel_AdapterModel_Description)
{
"Intel*AX211*"{$Version = "22.90.2.1"}
"Intel*AX201*"{$Version = "22.90.2.1"}
"Intel*AX210*"{$Version = "22.90.0.4"}
"Intel*AC 9560*"{$Version = "22.90.0.4"}
"Intel*AC 9462*"{$Version = "22.90.0.4"}
"Intel*AC 9461*"{$Version = "22.90.0.4"}
"Intel*AC 9460*"{$Version = "22.90.0.4"}
"Intel*AC 8265*"{$Version = "22.90.0.4"}
"Intel*AC 8260*"{$Version = "22.90.0.4"}
"Intel*AC 3168*"{$Version = "20.100.10.5"}
"Intel*AC 3165*"{$Version = "20.100.10.5"}
"Intel*7265 Familly*"{$Version = "20.100.10.5"}
default {$Version = "IntelNA"}
}
Write-Host "Version Intel : " $Version
}
if($Killer_Bt_Description -ne $null)
{
Switch -Wildcard ($Killer_AdapterModel_Description)
{
"*AC 1550*"{$VersionKiller = "22.100.1.1"}
"*AX1650*"{$VersionKiller = "22.100.1.1"}
"*AX1675*"{$VersionKiller = "22.100.1.1"}
default {$VersionKiller = "KillerNA"}
}
Write-Host "Version Killer : " $Versionkiller
}
if($Other_Bt_Description -ne $null)
{
Set-Variable -Name VersionOther -Value "Other"
Write-Host "Model : " $VersionOther
}
#Intel Bluetooth 22.90
#Pre-install
if ($ScriptVersion -eq $null)
{
Write-Host "Version actuelement sur le poste avant la mise à jour"
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Before_Update_Version" -Value $All_Bt_DriverVersion -Force
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Before_Update_Description" -Value $All_Bt_Description -Force
}
#
#Installation du Intel Bluetooth 22.90
#
if ($Intel_Bt_DriverVersion -ne "22.100.1.1")
{
if($Intel_Bt_DriverVersion -ne $Version)
{
Write-Host "Installation du Bluetooth"
Start-Process -FilePath $Install_Intel -ArgumentList $Arguments -Wait -WindowStyle Hidden
}
}
Else
{
Set-Variable -Name RunIvantaire -Value "YES"
}
#Intel Bluetooth 22.90
#Post-install
Stop-Service -Force -Name Winmgmt -Verbose
Start-Service -Name Winmgmt -Verbose
$All_PnpBt_DriverVersion_AFI = Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "*Wireless Bluetooth*"}| Select DriverVersion
$All_Bt_DriverVersion_AFI = ($All_PnpBt_DriverVersion_AFI).DriverVersion
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Value_Found" -Value $All_Bt_DriverVersion_AFI -Force
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Install" -Value ($SoftInstalldate).InstallDate -Force
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_ScriptVersion" -Value "Version 1.1" -Force
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_ScriptDate" -Value $DayExecution -Force
if($Intel_AdapterModel_Description -ne $null -and $Version -ne "IntelNA")
{
if ($Intel_Bt_DriverVersion -eq $Version)
{
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Value_Reference" -Value $Version -Force
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Status" -Value "OK" -Force
}
Elseif ($Intel_Bt_DriverVersion -match "22.100")
{
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Value_Reference" -Value $Version -Force
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Status" -Value "NEWER" -Force
}
Elseif ($Intel_Bt_DriverVersion -ne $Version)
{
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Status" -Value "NOK" -Force
}
}
if($Killer_AdapterModel_Description -ne $null -and $Versionkiller -ne "KillerNA")
{
if ($Killer_Bt_DriverVersion -eq $Versionkiller)
{
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Value_Reference" -Value $Versionkiller -Force
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Status" -Value "OK" -Force
}
Elseif ($Killer_Bt_DriverVersion -match "22.100")
{
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Value_Reference" -Value $Versionkiller -Force
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Status" -Value "NEWER" -Force
}
Elseif ($Killer_Bt_DriverVersion -ne $Versionkiller)
{
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Value_Reference" -Value $Versionkiller -Force
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Status" -Value "NOK" -Force
}
}
if($Versionother -eq "Other")
{
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Value_Reference" -Value "UNKNOWN" -Force
New-ItemProperty -Path $RegBt -Name "Bluetooth_Status" -Value "NA" -Force
}
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Can you narrow down the area in your script where this comparison takes place? There are four places in the script that get registry values with Get-ItemProperty, but I don't think I see any after you install the driver. Are you comparing one of the previously retrieved values to a variable you've initialized, or to one of the values you retrieve from the registry?
Hello @Rich Matheisen
thanks you for your reply,
if you look on the script befor installation if i put a write-host "Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "Wireless Bluetooth"}| Select DriverVersion" for the driver version I have information for exemple 21.0.0.6 so my script update the drivers version by doing the installation ligne 156.
after this ligne if i look on my computer the bluetooth driver version is update to 22.90.x.x, but on the script if i put a write-host and call "Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "Wireless Bluetooth"}| Select DriverVersion" i won't have driver version 22.90.x.x but the version before the update. it's look like the wmi is not update in the session script i run.
But if I re-run the script when I call Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver | where{$_.Description -like "Wireless Bluetooth"}| Select DriverVersion" he get the right version.
I hope is enought to get you understood my issue.
Just poking around with a search engine I've found several other posts that complain about similar behavior from WMI. One way to check if it's a problem in your code or if WMI when running the same query is returning "cached" information might be to run your code in a debugger and set breakpoints before you run the 2nd set of WMI queries to see if the version has changed. While paused at the breakpoint, do the same query from another PowerShell session and see if the updated value is returned.
If you get different results in the script running in the debugger and the code running in the other session that would explain why you see the expected results when you run your script a second time.
hello @ RichMatheisen-8856
I think i found the issue is due to the cache of variable, now i need to reset the cache of variable to work.
but when use remove-variable i have to put the variable after to get information otherwise he can't find it. It's taht normal or I m doingt something wrong ?
No, I don't think it's normal. Can you provide a bit of code that demonstrates your problem?
This works:
$a="xxx"
PS C:\Users\richm> $a
xxx
PS C:\Users\richm> Remove-Variable a
PS C:\Users\richm> $a=Get-Content C:\junk\Untitled-1.ps1
PS C:\Users\richm> $a.length
5
hello @Rich Matheisen ,
Thanks a lot with you code everything go back to normal and works fine.
Best Regard