SCCM: Delete Old or Expired Client Operations Entries
Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MEMCM) Admin Console Location:
\Monitoring\Overview\Client Operations
Here’s the Solution Straight Away:
In Your ConfigMgr admin console, connect to your site via PowerShell and run the following script as a one-liner:
Foreach($cmopentry in Get-CMClientOperation)
{
If ($cmopentry.IsExpired -eq 1)
{
Remove-CMClientOperation -Id $cmopentry.ID -Force
}
}The script will take several minutes to execute if you have a lot of entries,, so be patient with it.
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