The basic idea is simple, just apply the wim file to the USB and you are done, or let the user run the utility on their own, or maybe, let the user […]
PowerShell Is King – Deploying Windows To Go devices using PowerShell
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 […]
PowerShell is King – Convert WIM to VHD/VHDX with support for Gen 1 and Gen 2 (BIOS/UEFI) and then some…
In my line of work, automation is important, since time is the only thing I don’t have. Many years ago I created the WIM2VHD script and that was ok, so when R2 […]
Nice to Know – Getting Hardware info(iLO) data using native PowerShell (and no need for credentials)
During my daily work (building datacenters) I normally need to inventory server information and in many cases there is no infrastructure in place, things like OpsMgr, SCCM, SCVMM and HP’s native tools […]
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 – Basic PowerShell building blocks to create scripts
When using PowerShell you will after a while create a small collection of “stuff you can user than one time snippets” and as a speaker I use them as samples. During one […]
Nice to Know–Deploying Applications using System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 (SP1/R2) in UI or in PowerShell
Yes, I know, there other methods to deploy applications, but sometimes it make sense to use SCVMM to deploy applications to the host machines that you manage. If we look on this […]
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