Config Girl: Living life one Diet Pepsi at a time
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Using SCCM Application Objects for Bad Drivers
When deploying an operating system with SCCM there are good drivers and bad drivers. The good drivers are the ones with INF files that can be installed as a part of driver’s packages or with SCConfigMgr Modern Driver Management (http://www.scconfigmgr.com/modern-driver-management). What I am writing about today is the Bad drivers. Ones that for whatever reason…
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Remove all ConfigMgr Applications in a Folder
Updated: 8/25/18 to correct issue in script Recently I was cleaning up the Application objects in SCCM. All applications used in a task sequence were in a folder called “OSD – Workstation”. I wanted to delete any applications in this folder that were not being directly referenced in an existing task sequence and were not…
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Using Procmon to find registry keys
I am ashamed to say I have always found the Procmon tool by Sysinternals intimidating to use. This is because I have never taken the time to use and understand the tool. At Ignite 2017 I attended the Sysinternals sessions and thought that is great, these tools could help me. I even purchased the book…
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Signing SCCM Application Object Detection Scripts
Recently I ran across an issue where task sequence was failing on installing an application. The returned exit code was the dreaded 16389. I have found that this exit code means the application detection rule or requirements did not process correctly. The AppDiscovery.log file showed the following error message: In-line script returned error output: & :…
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The Magic of ServiceUI.exe
Recently I was working on a project to deploy a Windows 10 SCCM/MDT task sequence. Instead of using an HTA or other front-end script to validate information, I had a series of validation steps at the start of the task sequence. I was checking for items such as not on battery, not on wireless, not…
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