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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Function killNotes
This function will not kill notes it self. It will kill the processes. When working with notes many people uses a file called killnotes.exe. This file will help when Notes hangs and you can’t start a new notes. It will … Continue reading
iPad for us geeks?
I’m on my way to be a iPhone owner. But I don’t really knows if I like the iPad or not. It’s to large to use on the bus and at home I need my computer. But It’s a cool … Continue reading
PowerShell + Login Script
Working with a login script for my lab active directory. 100% PowerShell using .NET classes and WMI. This is VBScript login scripts with HTA on steroids The GUI part was done in 10-15 min with Primal Forms. Technorati … Continue reading
Posted in PowerShell Blogs
Tagged .net, Login Scripts, PowerShell Blogs, Windows forms, WMI
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Why certutil makes difference between – and -
Today I had to troubleshoot certutil. Not a big deal, it was about a removal of a certificate from a smartcard. Usually this takes about 5-15 seconds depending on the method you are using, but today when I helped my … Continue reading
Deployment Share Sorter
When working with MDT folders you want to sort the folders by name to make It look better. This is not a task you do in the Workbench. I found a great script for this by Michael Niehaus at Microsoft. … Continue reading
Application folders in MDT 2010 + PowerShell
One nice thing with MDT 2010 is the possibility to make folders in the Application folder. I like a nice structure of things and with PowerShell I can make my structure for MDT 2010 Applications, Operating Systems and Drivers in … Continue reading
Manage a remote MDT 2010 solution
This is a follow up on my last blog post about using PowerShell from a Windows 7 machine against a MDT 2010 solution (server). It’s a how to use the Workbench on the Windows 7 machine to manage a MDT … Continue reading
MDT 2010 + PowerShell from Windows 7
I like to do everything from my Windows 7 machine. One administration point with all of my scripts. So I wanted to access my MDT 2010 server thru PowerShell from It too. As default this will not go. You need … Continue reading
Posted in Deployment, PowerShell Blogs
Tagged MDT 2010, PowerShell Blogs, Remote, Windows 7
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First step with MDT 2010 and PowerShell
My very first step was to add the Microsoft.BDD.PSSnapIn. Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.BDD.PSSnapin And then I could make a new PSDrive New-PSDrive -Name MyMDT -PSProvider MDTProvider -Root \\psdc01\DeploymentShare$ When I have a PSDrive I can access it thru cd MyMDT: … Continue reading
How to distribute root certificates as exe files
In my post Smooth root certificate deployment for mobile devices I explained how to distribute your root certificates as .cab files for mobile devices. This post will go through how we distribute root certificates as .exe files for external users … Continue reading