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Here’s a way you can create a list of assets that are Windows 11 compatible or not.
1

Create the custom asset field.

  1. Navigate to Settings > Assets > Custom Fields.
  2. Add custom field with the following details:
    • Name: Windows 11 Compatibility
    • Variable: Windows11Compatibility
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2

Create the tag.

  1. Navigate to Settings > Tags.
  2. Select Asset Policy Tags from the top.
  3. Click Create an Assets Tag down the bottom-left:
    • Tag: Win11Compatible
    • Property: Registry Key
    • Condition: Equals
    • Path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Windows11Compatibility\Status
    • Value: Compatible
  4. Click Save.
  5. Click Create an Assets Tag down the bottom-left:
    • Tag: Win11NotCompatible
    • Property: Registry Key
    • Condition: Equals
    • Path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Windows11Compatibility\Status
    • Value: NotCompatible
  6. Click Save.
  7. Click Create an Assets Tag down the bottom-left:
    • Tag: Win11CheckFailed
    • Property: Registry Key
    • Condition: Equals
    • Path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Windows11Compatibility\Status
    • Value: CheckFailed
  8. Click Save.
3

Write the script

  1. Navigate to Scripts.
  2. Create a script with the following details:
    • Name: Windows 11 Compatibility
    • Content:
4

Deploy the script via a policy.

  1. Navigate to Policies.
  2. Edit an existing policy that covers the assets you want to check Windows 11 compatibility for.
  3. Add the Windows 11 Compatibility script and set to repeat daily at your preferred time.
  4. Save and Distribute the policy.
5

Create the View on the Assets list.

  1. Navigate to Assets.
  2. Click Create view down the bottom left and use the following details:
    • Title: Win11 Compatible
    • Tags: Win11Compatible
  3. Click Save.
  4. Do the same for Win11 NotCompatible and Win11 CheckFailed.