We all know that the support for Windows XP is being dropped by Microsoft on the 8th of April 2014, more information can be found here. In this post I’ll go through the necessary configuration, requirements and...
This is going to be a very short blog post, since I’ve improved the method of slipstreaming Adobe Reader mentioned in this blog post. The latest version of Adobe Reader is 11.0.6 and it’s a quarterly...
In my previous post about how to create a custom report in ConfigMgr 2012, I showed you a nice trick where you can create an in-console Query, execute it and then grab the SQL query statement from the SMSProv.log file...
I’m please to announce the release of my first PowerShell module named CM2012 version 0.1 for ConfigMgr 2012. I started working on this PowerShell module a while back when I realized I started to get a bunch...
Being able to deploy Operating Systems with ConfigMgr 2012 is one of the main reason why companies invest in the product. When deploying an Operating System, you may want to change from the default language preferences...
Reporting in ConfigMgr 2012 is a powerful way to get alot of information about almost everything in your environment. But sometimes the built in reports that Microsoft has provided is not enough. If you search on google...
If you’ve been reading my other posts about how to slipstream Adobe Reader for deployment with ConfigMgr 2012, this post will come in handy. When slipstreaming Adobe Reader there are quite a few steps to do in the...
A member on the TechNet forums asked a question why a certain PowerShell script was not working on virtual machines, but it worked on physical. The member didn’t provide the whole script, but basically the primary...
Today I’ve released the newest version 1.2.1 for my ConfigMgr 2012 R2 Prerequisites Installation tool. The new features included are: Added validation for checking of current user is a Schema Admin when extending...
I’ve been meaning to create a script that will create applications in ConfigMgr 2012 for a while now. Instead of using the ConfigMgr 2012 PowerShell cmdlets I wanted to try to do it the hard way. When looking...