Task Sequence Condition: Computer Name

I had a case today where I needed to install an application on every machine with a particular string in it’s name. I added the application to my standard task sequence, and used this WMI query condition:

You can modify to the like statement to whatever your string match needs to be. Remember that the “%” is the wildcard for these queries. My string happens to appear at the end of the computer name, so I only have one.

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