Scripting

Mapped drives are a user function.  You need to use a kscript that runs a logged in user and runs every few hours (custom schedule 0 10,12,14,16 * * 1,2,3,4,5) to collect the information in text files you then read with CIR's  I use a online shell script

wmic logicaldisk where "drivetype='4'" get deviceid,providername > C:\ProgramData\quest\KACE\user\NetworkDrives.txt

wmic printer where 'network="true"' get name, default, network > C:\ProgramData\quest\KACE\user\NetworkPrinters.txt

wmic printer where "network=false and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%WebEx%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%Amyuni%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%Microsoft%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%PDF%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%Adobe%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%Hyland%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%snagit%%'" get name,drivername,printerstatus > C:\ProgramData\quest\KACE\user\LocalPrinters.txt

wmic printer where "NOT DriverName LIKE '%%WebEx%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%Amyuni%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%Microsoft%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%PDF%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%Adobe%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%Hyland%%' and NOT DriverName LIKE '%%snagit%%'" get name,drivername,portname > C:\ProgramData\quest\KACE\user\AllPrinters.txt

c:\windows\system32\reg.exe query hkcu\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run /s > C:\ProgramData\quest\kace\user\hkcuRunKeys.txt

c:\windows\system32\reg.exe query HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\PublishingWizard\AddNetworkPlace\AddNetPlace\LocationMRU > C:\ProgramData\quest\kace\user\hkcuNetplace.txt

c:\windows\system32\reg.exe query hkcu\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\uninstall /s /f DisplayName > C:\ProgramData\quest\KACE\user\hkcuSoftware.txt

c:\windows\system32\reg.exe query hkcu\software\wow6432node\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run /s > C:\ProgramData\quest\KACE\user\hkcuRunKeysx64.txt

c:\windows\system32\reg.exe query hkcu\software\wow6432node\microsoft\windows\currentversion\uninstall /s /f DisplayName > C:\ProgramData\quest\user\hkcuSoftwarex64.txt

dir %temp%\*.exe > C:\temp\exes.txt

The name of the output text files tells what each call does.

You create CIR's to read the files.

Example:

Shellcommandtextreturn(cmd /c if exist C:\ProgramData\quest\kace\user\hkcuNetplace.txt type C:\ProgramData\quest\kace\user\hkcuNetplace.txt)