I ran the following script and got a bunch of computer objects in my csv. How to i Prevent this? I already tried using 

Where-Object{$_.type -eq "user"} OR

 -filter{type -eq "user"}

script:

Get-ADUser-Filter*-PropertiessamAccountName,accountExpires,Created,LastLogonTimeStamp,Department,physicalDeliveryOfficeName,employeeID,AccountExpirationDate,Manager|

Where-Object

{$_.accountexpirationdate -lt$timex} |

select

Name,samAccountName,@{Name="Timestamp"; Expression={[DateTime]::FromFileTime($_.lastLogonTimestamp)}},@{n='Date Created';e={$_.created}},Department,@{n='Location';e={$_.physicalDeliveryOfficeName}},employeeID,AccountExpirationDate,@{Label='Manager sAMAccountName';Expression={(Get-ADUser$_.Manager).sAMAccountName}},@{Label='Manager Name';Expression={(Get-ADUser$_.Manager).name}} |

export-csv

-path$mypath-notypeinformation

• Edited by Analyst_dudu Friday, February 20, 2015 7:02 PM

I've never seen a computer object returned by Get-ADUser in any way.

Are you sure there's nothing strange with the computer objects themselves?

Someone told me the Computer accounts are generic accounts...makes any sense?

Someone told me the Computer accounts are generic accounts...makes any sense?

Specifically, what are the values of sAMAccountName, oblectClass (all values), and objectCategory when you view the object properties on the "Attribute Editor" tab in ADUC properties?