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Joseph Gignac commented on Install Microsoft Edge Chromium on Windows Server Core 5 days, 5 hours ago
I know this is a old post but since it's the first that shows up when you search for Edge install on core I figured I would add this to the comments. If you have a offline server. Download the offline installer from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/business/download
Installing from the installer will normally result in you need to install updates before proceeding.
Adding:
reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicrosoftEdgeUpdate /v Allowsxs /t REG_DWORD /d 1Should eliminate this message and allow you to install the more updated version without internet access or Prompt to update
William E. Smothers commented on Known Folder Move: Part 2 – Group Policy settings 6 days, 14 hours ago
We have been using a GPO to redirect the KFM to a network share for quite some time. We used a migration utility to pre-populate and pre-seed our users' data into OneDrive. So all we should have to do is disable our current KFM GPO (without the write back option enabled), create a new OneDrive KFM GPO with the "Silently move Windows known folders to OneDrive" setting and the "Silently sign in users to the OneDrive sync app with their Windows credentials" enabled and apply it to our users. Correct? Am I missing anything?
Joe Abbott commented on Azure Bicep: Getting started guide 6 days, 20 hours ago
Thanks a lot. It really helped me.
MrManjah commented on
Compare Active Directory group membership with PowerShell 6 days, 21 hours agoHi Jeffery !
Very useful. Thanks
RegardsDavid Francis commented on
Install fonts with a PowerShell script 6 days, 23 hours agoExcellent! The Font-Install.ps1 script worked flawlessly.
Much appreciated!Is it possible to sync knowing folders instead of moving them?
Must it be a DVD of Windows 10 or will a bootable USB with W10 work? Also, must Secure Boot and UEFI be disabled even if you have a secure boot signed W10 USB image? And if I must disable them, will the computer still boot with those disabled?
This no longer appears to work. Would love if someone had an update on removing sophos without being local to the system.
wallahnixgutdiese commented on Display a user’s logged-on computer in Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC) 1 week, 3 days ago
WOW
Hi All.
Pester is analog Ansible, or not?
So where is his benefits?Hi Vladan,
First of all, thank you for the article, it's very helpful.
In my understanding to have host profiles carrying over configuration, at least one host should be configured properly. Networking, storage I understand. I'm talking about "Advanced System Settings". There are a bunch of settings where I am clearly lost.
Could you please recommend any article / source where I can find best practices for these settings?
Thank you.Hi Adam Bertram,
I'm trying run this script but nothing is displayed as following. I don't modify anything in the scriptPS C:adminscripts> .Get-UserLogonSessionHistory.ps1
PS C:adminscripts>Hi, Windows defender prevented the installation of this app because of an "unknown publisher".
Proceed or not to proceed?Regards, Gideon.
Julien commented on
PowerShell Remoting over HTTPS with a self-signed SSL certificate 2 weeks, 2 days agoHelpful in 2021. Thank you
Paul Bendall commented on Windows Admin Center 2110: Multi-resource dashboard, VHD tool, and support for Azure Stack HCI 21H2 2 weeks, 3 days ago
Glad to see further development of WAC and I'm a fan of the concept. However, I would like to see Microsoft investment more resources into the product to speed up the cadence, replace functionality that still requires MMC and sort out the numerous bugs. My experience with 2103 was not great and it felt like a beta product at best.
Appreciate the review of 2110 and will give it another look
> Is there any way to be able to include some sort of logic to say "If the PC is here (each location is identified in the PC name/id)
Add your printer under: User Config > Preferences > Control Panel Settings > Printers
In the printer's Properties, pick Common tab > Item-level targeting.
In the Targeting Editor dialog, pick New item > Computer name.
In Computer name field, enter Location*Example:
If the computername is Hawaii-PC1, enter Hawaii-*Eugene Han commented on Connecting to a Hyper-V Server Core in a workgroup with Hyper-V Manager 2 weeks, 6 days ago
wow.. can't believe this actually worked.. the " Allow delegating fresh credentials with NTLM-only server authentication to my host " part did the trick for me.
Great article, and I would imagine more relevant than ever with the recent change to Point and Print thanks to Print Nightmare.
My own company has been using traditional print serversqueues and mapping via script, which obviously is no longer working well, if at all, and we're investigating transitioning to a GPO model.
We have roughly 300 locations, and personnel travel between locations to work, so user based printing policy really wouldn't work well. Our AD structure does not currently have every location in it's own OU since all the locations require the same access or restrictions, or have until this point. Is there any way to be able to include some sort of logic to say "If the PC is here (each location is identified in the PC name/id) then install these printers"?
Thanks Mike error resolved you can delete the above comment. Had typo from messing with the script.
I can change -body to -BodyAsHtml "" -Attachments "C:logo.jpg"
and it sends an inline logo and I tried -Body $EmailBody -BodyAsHtml "" -Attachments "C:logo.jpg" and it sends but that errors on the -body $EmailBody still??- Load More
