Having a connected Microsoft account can come in handy sometimes, but far from all the time, so getting rid of the questions and have the option not to click no or cancel whenever the question comes up, which is far too often most of the times. Then it’s good to have the option to actually […]
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Custom LockScreen image in Windows 10 with PowerShell
If you want the possibility to use a static background on your Windows 10 clients for the lock screen, be it at work or at home, you can use something called PersonalizationCSP that came with Windows 10 1703. With this option you can set a static picture as the image background for everyone at the […]
Static Desktop Background Windows 10 With PowerShell
If you want the possibility to use a static background on your Windows 10 clients, be it at work or at home, you can use something called PersonalizationCSP that came with Windows 10 1703. With this option you can set a static picture as the image background for everyone that logs into the computer and […]
Disable IPv6 on Windows 10 with PowerShell
Often when running a IPv4 only network it can be nice to not get rid of a lot of unneeded info in the logs when it’s not in use. If you are like me and like to have some control over what goes around your network, it is good to remove some of that noise […]
Follow a log with PowerShell
Sometimes you want to follow along a long when something is starting or when something is happening to see it in real time. There are a lot of tools to use and the are good at what they do, but there isn’t always the possibility to install such a tool for various reasons.
Increase MEMCM cache on client from CM console
Sometime it is nice to be able to run a script from CM directly against any given computer och collection without going through and deploying it first. Fortunate, CM console contains a Script function for doing just that, we are going to use it to increase the CM client cache size on our clients.
Refresh Hyper-V test machines
Are you like me and use a lot of virtual machines to manage testing a.s.o, on Hyper-V platform and often end up with computers out of sync with domain due to frequent restoring of snapshots?
Check Powerhell version on remote computers
Ever needed to check for what Powershell version your clients have and have to do it on a lot of machines?