Weekly Tip 12
Create shortcut from PowerShell: # define shortcut directory $short_dir = “C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\<application>” # create start menu folder if it doesn’t already exist If ( (test-path
September 14, 2015
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Weekly Tip 11
Copy files to all existing user profiles and default user profile during application deployment using PowerShell: $profiles = (get-childitem C:\Users –force | where-object {$_.mode –eq
August 28, 2015
Deploy SCCM Boot Media on Standalone PXE Server
Deploy SCCM Boot Media on Standalone PXE Server This post is going to focus on deploying your SCCM boot media to either an already existing
August 28, 2015
Event Log Management Pack from WME
Event Log Management Pack is up and can be downloaded for free! If you are like me, you are working with SCOM and you would
August 25, 2015
Network Logon Profile Management Pack from WME
Wouldn’t it be cool to be able to know who is logged into each computer on an hourly basis? Imagine the reporting opportunities? Does such
August 25, 2015
SQL Server Connection String Assistant from WME
SQL Server Connection String Builder from WME Rocks! Especially when it is FREE! Don’t know about you, but I’m really tired of trying to figure
August 25, 2015
What’s New: System Center 2016
What’s New: System Center 2016 System Center 2016 is currently in technical preview 3. To download it and try it out, go here: https://microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/evaluate-system-center-technical-preview. These
August 23, 2015
Network Logon Profile Management Pack – Download for Free
Wouldn’t it be cool to be able to know who is logged into each computer on an hourly basis? Imagine the reporting opportunities? Does such
August 19, 2015
Weekly Tip 10
Set environment variable from PowerShell: [environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable(“<variable name>”,“variable value”,“Machine”) Ex: [environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable(“JAVA_HOME”,“C:\Program Files (x86)\Java”,“Machine”) This example sets a system wide variable. Replacing “Machine” with “User” will set
August 15, 2015