I recently stumble upon a bug in ConfigMgr that can cause issues with application deployments so that applications won’t install. When you are creating and application and gets to the step where you are supposed to create a Deployment type and you give the deployment type a name containing some
TLDR; Bitlocker issue for model HP Elitebook 820 G4 with BIOS firmware 01.05. Solution: upgrade to 01.06 The following versions of the Elitebook also are affected and can use the same BIOS. Elitebook 840 G4 Elitebook 850 G4 The issue Earlier today I stumble upon an issue with
This is the second blog post in a series of two where the first one was about exporting boundaries from ConfigMgr to .CSV files and you can check out that post here: https://timmyit.com/2017/04/25/export-boundaries-from-sccm-with-powershell/ Now its time for us to import it to ConfigMgr and it’s very simple to do, all
This blog post is the first in a series of 2 where i will showcase how to export iprange and subnet boundaries and then how to import them with the help of a powershell script. I’m a big proponent for automating task to increase productivity and I believe in the
Last year i wrote a blogpost about how to get all the powershell scripts used as detection methods and since then i have refined that script a bit and also added logic for it to now output any detection method using scripts regardless if its Powershell, VBScript or Javascript. I
I want to share a script that came about after i wanted to get hold of all the WMI-queries that’s been created and used for populating different device collections without need to go in to every single one of them and extract the query manually. Especially if you are dealing