I received a comment on a post I did some time ago where the visitor asked for how to remove a User and Device relationship with PowerShell, instead of creating one. I thought that I’d put together a quick script...
I recently had to create a bunch of collections based upon the device models present in ConfigMgr at a customer. Before I could go ahead and create the collections, I needed to know what models was present in the...
In a world that is becoming more and more mobile, it’s important to keep up with the technology and empower the users with the tools and services they need. For the past year or so, Microsoft has stepped up its...
In a situation where you’ve multiple Software Update Points in the same site spread across different domains where clients in a particular domain cannot access resources in another domain, you’d expect...
Once you have done a specific task a couple of times, you start to wonder how it can be made easier and faster. This happened to me when I was setting up the required permissions for a service account for AADSync in...
As many of you have probably already seen, some time ago I released the Dell Warranty Status Tool 2.0 as a console extension for ConfigMgr 2012. I’ve received tweets and comments from the community asking...
A few months ago I created a script that would assist ConfigMgr admins with cleaning up their Software Update Groups from expired and superseded Software Updates. Although this script needed manual interaction by...
When you’re doing a migration and migrate Packages and Deployments that are associated with them, the best practice is to not let the migration wizard enable the Program for each Package after the migration has...
Over the past year I’ve evolved my PowerShell skills and revisited some of the scripts and tools that I’ve previously created. When I looked at the Dell Warranty Console Extension Tool 1.0 that I created, I...
When I was browsing the net, I stumbled upon a script that would convert a ContentID to DisplayName and PackageID. This got me thinking that when you’re troubleshooting Application deployments, you sometimes need...