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Remotely Enable RemoteRegistry Service Using Powershell

Remotely Enable RemoteRegistry

Time and time again you may have the need to access something in a remote computer’s registry. This recently was the case for me so I decided to script it up and put it in a function. If you need… Continue Reading

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Migrate Users Home Folder To A New File Server Using Powershell

Migrate Users Home Folder

Not too long ago I had a project to decommission an old 2008 R2 server, spin up a new Windows 2016 Server, migrate the data, migrate users and fix the mess of permissions that had been previously set by the… Continue Reading

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Remove Disabled Active Directory Computers From SCCM Using Powershell

Remove Disabled Active Directory Computers From SCCM

If you’ve been running SCCM for a while you may have noticed that when you delete or disable computers from Active Directory, they don’t replicate to SCCM. Those computer accounts in SCCM will linger around until either the Maintenance task… Continue Reading

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[Solved] You Do Not Have Permission To Enable Features SCCM

You Do Not Have Permission To Enable Features

If you’re currently running SCCM version 1606 and later you may have noticed the Features node under Updates and Servicing. This node allows you to turn on Releases or Pre-releases that are scheduled for later versions. The one I was… Continue Reading

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Check Pending Reboot Status Using Powershell

Check Pending Reboot

In the world of system administration, you will eventually have a need to check if a server needs a reboot or simply check pending reboot status. After some scouring on the internet I’ve come up with a Powershell script to… Continue Reading

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Enable Credential Guard in Windows 10 via Group Policy (GPO)

Enable Credential Guard

What is Credential Guard ? Credential Guard is a feature introduced in Windows 10 Enterprise and Windows Server 2016 that essentially protects your machine from attacks such as pass the hash and other potential credential theft threats. It uses what’s… Continue Reading

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How To Install VMware PowerCLI Module using Powershell

Install VMware PowerCLI

The automation of vSphere tasks coupled with the power of Powershell can make any VMware administrator’s job that much easier. In this article I’ll go over step by step how to Install VMware PowerCLI module on your client machine so… Continue Reading

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Upgrade Windows 10 Using SCCM Task Sequence with Video

Upgrade Windows 10 SCCM Task Sequence

I had recently had a client that that was looking to Upgrade Windows 10 in his environment from 1607 to Windows 10 Version 1709. They were fortunate enough to have SCCM in their environment so when they approached me for… Continue Reading