I recently ran a poll (back over Christmas) asking the community about what they would like to see and by popular demand people asked for an update to the PowerBI patching dashboard and man with all of [...]
Some time ago now, Dell changed the way their public asset warranty API works. Up until now, the previous version of my Dell Warranty Tool 2.0 and earlier versions have not been working since this change. [...]
For a while now, we’ve seen Microsoft releasing new versions for System Center Configuration Manager (also known as ConfigMgr Current Branch) and this will continue in a rapid pace just like it has [...]
Lately I’ve been experimenting with building a web service. It mainly started out with a need for a particular customer of mine that needed to get the primary user and device relationships during [...]
Everything started out with a simple PowerShell script back in late 2013 when I released the first iteration of the ConfigMgr Prerequisites Tool. Since then, the tool has been updated on several occasions [...]
Since the release of ConfigMgr Current Branch (version 1511 and onward), the experience of updating ConfigMgr to the latest version has improved in between versions and with 1606 out, it’s better [...]
When deploying Windows 10 in your organization, it’s strongly recommended to take a look at the new security features Windows brings to the table. One specific feature that I recommend all of my [...]
Blog post have been deprecated, please refer to the series of how switch from BIOS to UEFI found on the link below: Convert from BIOS to UEFI during Windows 10 deployments with ConfigMgr Current Branch [...]
Universal Apps have been around for quite some time now, and back in late 2015, Microsoft released their Windows Store for Business making it easier for companies to deployed free Store apps. Recently, [...]
As a ConfigMgr administrator, one of the main functionality that many of us are working with is Software Updates. Over time, I’ve eventually decided to automate many of the tasks involved in managing [...]
Ever since I released the console extension for ConfigMgr to clean up Software Update Groups from expired and/or superseded Software Updates, many have given me lots of feedback and I’m now pleased [...]
If you’ve played around with the Technical Previews of ConfigMgr vNext (now called ConfigMgr 1511), you’ve most likely seen that there’s a new Software Center experience. Microsoft has [...]
With the release of System Center Configuration Manager 1511 (short ConfigMgr 1511) marks a new era for ConfigMgr admins. We can now expect frequent upgrades of ConfigMgr being delivered as a service. [...]
WIM Witch is a utility that can be used to update and modify WIM files for Windows deployment scenarios. It allows the W...
Ever wondered how you can kick off a manual or automatic sync of your Intune policies from a PowerShell script? Not long...
As Apple are getting ready to release iPadOS to the masses on September 30th 2019 there are important matters to take ca...