DellDisplayManager2_DetectionRule.ps1

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_author_ = Sven Riebe <sven_riebe@Dell.com>
_twitter_ = @SvenRiebe
_version_ = 1.0
_Dev_Status_ = Test
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<#
.Synopsis
   This PowerShell is for custom detection in Microsoft MEM for Dell Display Manager

.DESCRIPTION
   This PowerShell will checki if Dell Display Manager is ready installed on a device. It will be used as custom detection in Microsoft MEM win32 install.
   
#>

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# Program with target Version
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$ProgramPath = "C:\Program Files\Dell\Dell Display Manager 2\DDM.exe"
$ProgramVersion_target = '2.1.1.17' 
$ProgramVersion_current = [System.Diagnostics.FileVersionInfo]::GetVersionInfo($ProgramPath).FileVersion

if($ProgramVersion_current -ge $ProgramVersion_target)
    {
        Write-Host "Found it!"
    }