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This feature request proposes enhancing the drivers table in osquery to include the ConfigManagerErrorCode property from the Win32_PNPEntity WMI class. This addition will provide valuable insights into driver status and potential issues, enabling proactive monitoring and troubleshooting capabilities.
The current drivers table provides a useful overview of installed drivers. However, it lacks detailed information about the driver's operational state and potential problems. The ConfigManagerErrorCode property, available through WMI's Win32_PNPEntity class, offers a standardized way to retrieve the status of a device and its associated driver. Including this information in the drivers table would significantly enhance osquery's ability to detect and diagnose driver-related issues.
How is this new feature useful?
The ConfigManagerErrorCode property returns a numeric code indicating the status of a device as reported by the Windows Configuration Manager. These codes provide a granular view of potential driver problems, ranging from simple warnings to critical errors that prevent the device from functioning correctly. A comprehensive list of these error codes can be found in Microsoft's documentation
By incorporating this property into the drivers table, users can leverage osquery to:
Proactively monitor driver health: Regularly querying the drivers table with the new ConfigManagerErrorCode column allows for automated detection of driver issues before they impact system stability or user experience. Troubleshoot driver problems: When a device malfunction occurs, the ConfigManagerErrorCode can provide valuable clues about the root cause, accelerating troubleshooting and reducing downtime. Automate driver management: Scripts and workflows can be developed to automatically identify and address driver issues based on the reported error codes. Improve security posture: Identifying drivers with errors can be important for security investigations, as outdated or malfunctioning drivers can introduce vulnerabilities.
How can this be implemented?
Enhance the drivers table schema to include a new column named config_manager_error_code. This column should store the integer value returned by the ConfigManagerErrorCode property of the corresponding Win32_PNPEntity instance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What new feature do you want?
This feature request proposes enhancing the drivers table in osquery to include the
ConfigManagerErrorCode
property from theWin32_PNPEntity
WMI class. This addition will provide valuable insights into driver status and potential issues, enabling proactive monitoring and troubleshooting capabilities.The current drivers table provides a useful overview of installed drivers. However, it lacks detailed information about the driver's operational state and potential problems. The ConfigManagerErrorCode property, available through WMI's
Win32_PNPEntity
class, offers a standardized way to retrieve the status of a device and its associated driver. Including this information in the drivers table would significantly enhance osquery's ability to detect and diagnose driver-related issues.How is this new feature useful?
The
ConfigManagerErrorCode
property returns a numeric code indicating the status of a device as reported by the Windows Configuration Manager. These codes provide a granular view of potential driver problems, ranging from simple warnings to critical errors that prevent the device from functioning correctly. A comprehensive list of these error codes can be found in Microsoft's documentationBy incorporating this property into the drivers table, users can leverage osquery to:
Proactively monitor driver health: Regularly querying the drivers table with the new
ConfigManagerErrorCode
column allows for automated detection of driver issues before they impact system stability or user experience.Troubleshoot driver problems: When a device malfunction occurs, the
ConfigManagerErrorCode
can provide valuable clues about the root cause, accelerating troubleshooting and reducing downtime.Automate driver management: Scripts and workflows can be developed to automatically identify and address driver issues based on the reported error codes.
Improve security posture: Identifying drivers with errors can be important for security investigations, as outdated or malfunctioning drivers can introduce vulnerabilities.
How can this be implemented?
Enhance the drivers table schema to include a new column named
config_manager_error_code
. This column should store the integer value returned by theConfigManagerErrorCode
property of the correspondingWin32_PNPEntity
instance.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: