In the world of deployment a reference image is where all begins, basically we take the ISO/WIM from the vendor, install it, tweak it, patch it and on the other side we […]
PowerShell is King – Building a Reference Image Factory
OS Deployment – Out Of Band install of Windows Server 2012 R2 Using MDT,WDS and PowerShell
PowerShell is amazing, it is now possible to do all those things I know would be possible, but did require compiled code or time I don’t have (Still working as an consultant […]
PowerShell is King – Create a webpage containing LTI/ZTI Deployment issues with information and links to logs
Knowing is better than guessing, that is an indisputable fact as far as I know and since we try to automate more and more (someone wrote –automating the world, line by line […]
Nice to Know–Getting Make and Model using CMD or PowerShell
Trust me, this is not a new thing, rather I get the question every time on a session (before or after) or when working on a customer site, how can I extract […]
Step-by-Step: Upgrading BIOS during LiteTouch(ZeroTouch) Deployment, for Dell, Hewlett-Packard and Lenovo (v2)
Long time ago I wrote a post on how to upgrade the BIOS/Firmware during the deployment of a PC in the beginning of a TaskSequence, since then I have been hammered with […]
Nice to Know – Dumping MDT Monitor data to a Webpage (using PowerShell) – Update
A couple of days ago I published a simple PowerShell script that dumps the MDT monitoring data and convert it into a web page, the interest for that has been huge. The […]
Nice to Know – Dumping MDT Monitor data to a Webpage (using PowerShell)
(update – https://deploymentbunny.com/2013/12/13/nice-to-know-dumping-mdt-monitor-data-to-a-webpage-using-powershell-update/) A customer asked me –Could you create like a web page that shows the same info as the MDT monitoring tab, so can see all the deployment all the […]
Nice to know – Put Office365 Click To Run in the Ref Image using MDT 2013
A while ago I did a session regarding Office 365 and during that session I promised to publish the script and keeping promises is a good thing I have been told. Office […]
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