Documenting your Task Sequences Automagically (Update – v2)

Open PowerShell from your sccm console as an admin so you are connected to your site server

Just export your task sequence using the following command (Get-CMTaskSequence | Where-Object {$_.Name -eq “YourTaskSequenceName”}).Sequence | Out-File “C:\Temp\YourFileName.xml”

Copy tsDocumentorv2.xsl to the same folder as your task sequence.

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Open your task sequence YourFileName.xml in your favourite text editor.

Enter the following as the first line:

<?xml-stylesheet type=”text/xsl” href=”tsDocumentorv2.xsl” mce_href=”tsDocumentorv2.xsl”?>

Save your task sequence file and open it in Internet Explorer. Presto!
The XSL takes care of formatting, indents and sizing.

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This post was contributed by Aly Shivji a consultant with Microsoft Services – U.S. East Region.

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