Hey everyone, So at SCUG.no event Enterprise Client management last week (check out my blog post about the event here) MVP Jason Sandys talked a little about that it would be a good idea to make a script that declines updates of a certain keyword that you know you don’t want. That’s
Author: Timmy Andersson

Event – scug.no’s Enterprise Client Management event at Microsoft in Norway
On the 22nd of August i had the pleasure to attend this event organized by http://www.scug.no (System center user group norway) where the topic of the day was “Enterprise Client Management” held at Microsofts headoffice in Lysaker, Oslo. Which was free to attend , all you had to do was to
SCCM and Powershell – Maintenance script for software updates groups
When you have monthly software update groups that gets generated monthly by the Automatic Deployment rule (ADR) the recommendation is always to go in and delete old obsolete groups that just taking up space. Instead of manually go in and clean everything up this Powershell script below does it

Powershell – Trigger uninstall of a Software update on a remote computer
Hello everyone, I did a blog post a few weeks back on how to Force an install of software update in SCCM through WMI with help of Powershell https://timmyit.com/2016/08/01/sccm-and-powershell-force-install-of-software-updates-thats-available-on-client-through-wmi/ For this post i want to focus on how to Uninstall a software update remotely which is fairly simple and does’t involve SCCM at

SCCM and Powershell – Force install/uninstall of available software in software center through CIM/WMI on a remote client
What do we want to achieve ? You have application X deployed (or like in this case Google chrome) as available to your client and you wan’t to trigger the installation remotely without needing to actually go in to software center on that remote computer like this Perfect if you

SCCM and Powershell – Force install of Software updates thats available on client through WMI
What do we want to achive ? Okay so the topic pretty much says it all but the scenario is that you have Software updates deployed as Available and you would like to trigger them on a remote client without needing to actually go in to software center and manually