In some cases an email as notification is all you need, maybe it is OSD related, monitor related, a script that needs to notify about a change, a friend of mine is […]
PowerShell is King – Export drivers from Windows
During the OSD Deployment class this week we talked about drivers, one question was “is it possible to cheat?” and the answer is “Yes” If you have a Windows 8.1/Windows Server 2012 […]
Working in the Datacenter – Keeping WSUS Happy using PowerShell
We use WSUS in our own datacenter as well as customer sites, for many client based scenarios this is done using WSUS and ConfigMgr, but in the fabric it is either WSUS […]
Working in the Datacenter – Add-DVDDrive does not work correctly in Windows Server 2016 TP4 (or in Windows 10)
Update 2015-12-17 : This is now a confirmed bug, and as soon as I know more I will update this post. It seems to be a bug, hopefully it will be fixed […]
Working in the Datacenter – Protect Remote Desktop Connection Manager using Self Signed Certificates
Note: Script has been updated to include $YEARS, the suggestion came from hans@aid.se, Thanks! Even if IT is changing into more “Pets” and “Cattle’s”, we still have a massive amount of system […]
Working in the Datacenter – Wake on LAN using PowerShell
I have to admit, I’m lazy. So when working with computers, datacenters, at home or basically anywhere I don’t like to get up and push a button. My hands needs to be […]
PowerShell is King – Running a PowerShell Demo Script in a Task Sequence
During the Management Master class today I did a demo of running a PowerShell script inside a Task Sequence that will gather information from both the task sequences as well as natively […]
PowerShell is King–Invoke-EXE could help you run .EXE using PowerShell
During today’s Management Masters I did a demo on how and why to use application wrappers, in one of the demos I showed a function called Invoke-Exe and I thought I did […]
