Earlier blog posts on invoking Installations: Applications Software Updates This is a continuation on how to invoke or trigger installations in Software center remotely with the help of Powershell. This blog post came about after i got a question from a user called Sonik on the Application post i
Author: Timmy Andersson
Making a GUI with Powershell Studio to run cmrcviewer.exe with logging
I did a blog post few weeks back talking about how to do logging with Cmrcviewer and powershell (Here) That works great but if you intend to give it to someone else for example help desk you might wanna consider to make GUI for it instead of having
SCCM – Find all powershell detection scripts for applications in your environment
Update: Updated the script to only accept 1 variable and thats DestinationPath, the rest its now automated in the script so no need to specify Siteserver or SiteCode any more but you need to run the script locally on your Siteserver, the script is also now available on Technet.
Cmrcviewer logging with powershell
A while back a user on reddit in the/R/SCCM section asked a question regarding Cmrcviewer.exe and if it was possible to see the history of the connections you had made since the user always forgot to write down which IP or Computer name he was connecting to. You can
Book review – So good they can’t ignore you by Cal Newport
So Good They Can’t Ignore You: Why Skills Trump Passion in the Quest for Work You Love Do you wanna work with what you love or follow your passion? Do you want to have a great career and make a lot of money? Well, then you need
Beginner Guide – How to populate device collection with the help of AD groups
I’ve wanted to try out and make guides in a video format for some time and mainly because some things is easier to show in a video and takes less time to prepare compared to writing a full blog post about it. So this is my first attempt and