SCCM – Chassis Types Values

This is a quick reference guide to the Chassis Type values that are pulled from machine when using SCCM. 1 = ‘Other’ 2 = ‘Unknown’ 3 = ‘Desktop’ 4 = ‘Low Profile Desktop’ 5 = ‘Pizza Box’ 6 = ‘Mini Tower’ 7 = ‘Tower’ 8 = ‘Portable’ 9 = ‘Laptop’ 10 = ‘Notebook’ 11 = […]

SCCM Chassis Types Values
This is a quick reference guide to the Chassis Type values that are pulled from machine when using SCCM. 1 = ‘Other’ 2 = ‘Unknown’ 3 = ‘Desktop’ 4 = ‘Low Profile Desktop’ 5 = ‘Pizza Box’ 6 = ‘Mini Tower’ 7 = ‘Tower’ 8 = ‘Portable’ 9 = ‘Laptop’ 10 = ‘Notebook’ 11 = ‘Hand Held’ 12 = ‘Docking Station’ 13 = ‘All in One’ 14 = ‘Sub Notebook’ 15 = ‘Space-Saving’ 16 = ‘Lunch Box’ 17 = ‘Main System Chassis’ 18 = ‘Expansion Chassis’ 19 = ‘SubChassis’ 20 = ‘Bus Expansion Chassis’ 21 = ‘Peripheral Chassis’ 22 = ‘Storage Chassis’ 23 = ‘Rack Mount Chassis’ 24 = ‘Sealed-Case PC’
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