If you’re upgrading to ConfigMgr 2012 R2 and have modified the default boot images, you’ll notice that the upgrade process was unable to update those boot images to the latest version (6.3.9600.16384). This...
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...
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...
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...
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...
In this post I’ll walk through the steps on how you can successfully deploy Mozilla Firefox with ConfigMgr 2012. For this particular post we’ll be deploying the current ESR (Extended Support Release) version...
Using an Automatic Deployment Rule in ConfigMgr 2012 helps automating your Software Update deployments a lot. In the case where you configure the ADR to run at a specific time after Patch Tuesday, lets say on Wednesday...
The purpose of this post is to describe a way of implementing the Replace scenario in ConfigMgr 2012. I’ll cover some bits more in detail and some others on a more high-level scale. So let’s go through the...