Angel, with MDT integration the problem is solved!!!
Install the MDT and enable mdt integration. Now you need to create a “Microsoft Deployment Toolkit files package”. To do this create a new microsoft deployment task sequence, and on MDT Package step, select “Create a new Microsoft Deployment Toolkit Files package” and complete the ts.
After you can delete the task sequence and you can see a new package in software distribution.
Now modify the existing task sequence and add these two steps before “Apply windows settings”:
– Use Toolkit Package
– Gather
Then open the options tab in the required step and add this condition:
– TaskSequence variable IsLaptop equals “TRUE” for mobile
– TaskSequence variable IsDesktop equals “TRUE” for desktop.

This procedure works for me 😀

Ok. I’m testing another solution with MDT Integration.
If it works, I’ll share it!!!
Thanks!!!

I guess I spoke too soon :'(
Alessandro’s tip didnt work with a Dell laptop and the reason relies on the info the manufacturer provides for the devices.. there’s a comment about it right here:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/configmgrosd/thread/bd98dfe6-f6a2-4fbb-8627-2a9f52067884/

The memory thing seems to be the way since there are some laptops that can be used without the battery when deploying..

thanks again 🙂

Your welcome!!!

Your welcome! 😀

Your Welcome 😉

Cool, thanks Alessandro 🙂

Cheers 🙂

for desktop
SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem WHERE PCSystemType = “1”

True. BUT 😉 iMac’s and Mac Mini’s (for instance) have also that type of RAM. And with Bootcamp it’s possible to install Windows on a Mac. I think there are (windows) desktops arround somewhere with that type of memory. But you are right. Choose your own working solution. I will keep this in mind though 😉

However you can filter Laptops by checking the Memory FormFactor, laptops will have a FormFactor of 12 (SODIMM) which desktops will never have 🙂

WMI NameSpace: rootCIMv2
WQL Query: Select * from Win32_PhysicalMemory where FormFactor = 12