use int instead of timespan
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Function Restart-EndpointOnUptime ([timespan]$MaxUptime) {
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Function Restart-EndpointOnUptime ([int]$MaxUptimeHours) {
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# Check the last boot up time
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$LastBootUpTime = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_OperatingSystem | Select-Object -ExpandProperty LastBootUpTime
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@@ -9,12 +9,12 @@ Function Restart-EndpointOnUptime ([timespan]$MaxUptime) {
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$TimeDifference = $CurrentTime - $LastBootUpTime
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$DifferenceInHours = $TimeDifference.TotalHours
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# Check if the difference is greater than $MaxUptime
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If ($DifferenceInHours -gt $MaxUptime) {
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# Check if the difference is greater than $MaxUptimeHours
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If ($DifferenceInHours -gt $MaxUptimeHours) {
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# Restart the computer
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Write-Output "Restarting computer because it has not been restarted in the last ${MaxUptime} hours."
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Write-Output "Restarting computer because it has not been restarted in the last ${MaxUptimeHours} hours."
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#Restart-Computer
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} Else {
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Write-Output "No need to restart. The last restart was within ${MaxUptime} hours."
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Write-Output "No need to restart. The last restart was within ${MaxUptimeHours} hours."
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}
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}
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