To perform a clean install or update an old version, navigate to http://www.dotnetwork.com.br/en-gb/sccmhealthcheck.aspx and download the latest copy from the download section.

Once the download has been completed, execute the setup.msi and click next on the Welcome Screen

On the Configure Shortcuts, select the appropriate settings and click Next

On the Installation Folder, select the appropriate folder (if you want to change it) and click Next

On Ready to Install. Click Install

The Installation SCCM HealthCheck Toolkit Screen appears

On Completing the SCCM HealthCheck Toolkit Setup Wizard, click Finish

Open the application clicking on Start -> All Programs -> SCCM HealthCheck Toolkit -> SCCM HealthCheck Toolkit

On Data Options, you can change the way that the tool capture and export data. 

To change the way the tool capture data, click on Data Capture Options

On the Data Capture Options, you can change the Description, Status (Is Active?), Site Capture (Is Multisite?) and Type.


When you performed changes, don't forget to save (or cancel) using the appropriate buttons

Is Active? - Is the SCCM healthCheck capture this information?
Is Multicise? - Is the SCCM healthCheck capture the information only on the primary site or all sites? Type - Is this capture option used for documentation, healthcheck or both

To change the way the tool export data, click on Export Data Options

On the Export Data Options, you can change the Order, Is Text Only?, Description, Status (Is Active?), Table, Export Empty, Empty Text, type
When you performed changes, don't forget to save (or cancel) using the appropriate buttons

Is Text Only? - Text that will be exported and do not have any data
Is Active? - Is the SCCM healthCheck export this information?
Table - Is the data going to be exported as table?
Export Empty - If the capture data was empty, will it be exported?
Empty Text - If exporting empty data, this text will be printed
Type - Is this export option used for documentation, healthcheck or both

Sometimes we release a new database updates without changing the Software. When this happen, updating the database is done by importing an XML file.

To do this, on the main screen, click on Import New Database
Click Yes on the warning message
Open the XML file
Click OK when the process is completed

When using the CollectData.exe, the database must be exported to a XML format. A file called healthcheck.xml will be created on the installation folder 

To do this, click on the Export to XML button

Click Ok when the database has been exported.

Data Capture can be used either by the UI or Command Line. The UI basically calls the Command line tool with all paramenters.

The command line tool, uses the following files:
- adminui.wqlqueryengine.dll;
- CollectData.exe
- Functions.dll;
- healthcheck.xml
- Logs.dll
- microsoft.configurationmanagement.dll
- microsoft.configurationmanagement.managementprovider.dll
- Security.dll
- WMIUtil.dll

It has been created to help consultants when running the tool on a customer environment, where there is no need to install any file. Ideal to run from the site server itself.

To Capture Data using the UI, click on Collect Data and then on Collect Data


On Welcome to the Wizard, click Next


On Connection, you need to provide the server name of the SCCM Server (if it is local, click on localhost). Click Next when done


On Credentials, if the logged user does not have enough access to the SCCM Server, you need provide alternative credentials. Click Next when done
Note: To use alternative credentials, the computer where running the tool and the credentials must be on a trusted domain or the tool will only be able to collect WMI data.


On Site settings, only select Force Settings if you want the tool to use specific primary site code, sql server and SCCM Database. Click Next when done
Note: using Force Settings is util when you don't want to query the live server but a replica. 


On Collection Data, select the type of data you want to collect as well as where the collected data will be saved. Click Next when done


On Completing the Wizard, click Finish to start the expor to Word 2010

To Capture data using the command line, open a command line and use the Collectdata.exe

the parameters that can be used are:
/servername   Optional. SMSProvider Name. If not used, localhost will be used.
/username     Optional. Used when the logged user doesn't have access to the SMS Provider. Ignored when servername=localhost
/password     Required when using /username
/domain       Required when using /username
/SiteCode     Optional. When used, will use the site code instead of querying the SMS Provider
/SQLServer    Optional. When used, will use the SQL Server instead of querying the SMS Provider
/Database     Optional. When used, will use the Database instead of querying the SMS Provider
/path         Required. Where all xml files are going to be save.
/type         Optional. Can be: documentation, healthcheck or both. if not used, both will be used
/query        Optional. Can be: all, wql, sql, vbs, evt, reg. if not used, all will be used. If more than 1, use ;. ie: "wql;sql;vbs"
/Debug        Optional. When used, will print all messages as well as writting it to the log file

Data can be exported to a Word 2010 or HTML format.

To Export to a Word 2010, click on Export Data and then on Export to Word

On Welcome to the Wizard, click Next


On Export Options, you can select Word Template, Consultant Image and Customer Image. Click Next when done
Note: All options are optional


On export Options, you can select the option the Insert Header and Fooder and also the Author name. Click Next when done
Note: If using template and the tempOn Export Options, select the source XML file (These files where created by the Collect Data), the Author and the File Name where the HTML file will be saved. late has already a header and/or fooder. These options should be disabled


On Export Options, select the source XML file. These files where created by the Collect Data


On Completing the Wizard, click Finish to start the expor to Word 2010


To Export to a HTML, click on Export Data and then on Export to HTML


On Welcome to the Wizard, click Next


On Export template, you can select CSS Template, Consultant Image and Customer Image. Click Next when done
Note: All options are optional


On Export Options, select the source XML file (These files where created by the Collect Data), the Author and the File Name where the HTML file will be saved.


On Completing the Wizard, click Finish to start the expor to HTML