Since I’m running Windows Insider the OS is updated regularly to a new version. I don’t remember the last time I had a issue, but yesterday it was time for the “Darn, […]
Nice to Know – The hidden location for all HP servers drivers
The latest version of HP support pack was released recently, 2016.10.0 and we downloaded it to deploy it as usual, but Jorgen Brandelius at TrueSec could not resist the need of poking […]
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 […]
OSD Deployment – Deploying Intel NUC and getting drivers and settings assigned using the AliasUserExit.vbs – Converting Product into %ModelAlias%
I have been deploying the small and cool Intel NUC’s for a long time, they just have one problem, it is a small problem, but…. There is no Make/Model, actually, the entire […]
Nice to Know–Deploying Windows Server Technical Preview on HP Proliant Microserver Gen 8
I use the HP Microserver Gen 8’s at home, since they are quiet and act as a full-grown server with full iLO support, dual network adapters and then some. I can basically […]
Back to Basic–Where to find Drivers for Servers and Clients
During one of the sessions today (at the Geek Week in Redmond) we talked about drivers and where to find them. This is absolutely nothing “new” or amazing, its more of a […]
Device drivers can make you feel “differently”…
Today’s story is about a driver, a driver that did not really wanted to be installed. I’ll guess you been in that situation before and I will give a tip on how […]
Nice to know: – Why did Windows 7 pick THAT driver ?
Working with customer is fun and challenging, best thing is that the ask very relevant question, questions that I asked my self long ago but never gave it any thoughts. Recently a […]
The Deployment Bunny 