Use this report as a high-signal triage view to flag systems where drivers are loading from non-standard paths, a strong indicator of misconfiguration, sloppy packaging, or potential tampering/BOYD attacks. With per-device and per-driver context, grouped by domain and asset, you can decide whether to re-enable, reinstall, revert to a trusted source, or investigate signature/vendor/path anomalies. You can find more info on this use case in Pro Tips 74.
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SELECT TOP 1000000 a.AssetID, a.AssetName, a.Domain, Coalesce(os.Image, [at].AssetTypeIcon10) AS [icon], a.IPAddress, os.OSname AS OS, a.Version, sdu.Caption, sdu.Name, sd.State, sd.StartMode, sd.ServiceType, sd.PathName, ac.Manufacturer, ac.Model, sd.LastChanged, a.Lastseen AS [Last successful scan], a.Lasttried AS [Last scan attempt] FROM tblAssets a LEFT JOIN tblAssetCustom ac ON ac.AssetID = a.AssetID JOIN tblSystemDrivers sd ON a.AssetID = sd.AssetID JOIN tblSystemDriversUni sdu ON sd.SystemDriverUniID = sdu.SystemDriverUniID LEFT JOIN tsysAssetTypes [at] ON [at].AssetType = a.Assettype LEFT JOIN tsysIPLocations ipl ON a.IPAddress = ipl.IPLocation LEFT JOIN tsysOS os ON os.OScode = a.OScode LEFT JOIN tblState st ON st.State = ac.State WHERE LOWER(st.Statename) = 'active' and PathName NOT LIKE '%\Windows\System32\drivers\%' and PathName NOT LIKE '%\Windows\System32\DriverStore\%' and sd.LastChanged > GetDate() - 7 ORDER BY a.Domain, a.AssetName, sdu.Caption
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