SCCM is a bit fiddly it has its “own” powershell console that is a tad inconvenient. Also a lot of assumptions are made that the user is all good to go with SCCM cmdlets and that is usually far from the truth. The following script is does few prerequisite checks to ensure it is all […]
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Reasons For SCCM Status Message Error 10025
So these are the reasons I see for the Status Message error 1025
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Powershell – SCCM Message Status Error 10025 – Find Windows Updates Content That Client Cannot Download
SCCM Message Status Error 10025 – this script finds the Windows Update that the SCCM Client is having trouble downloading
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Powershell – List Users in Local Administrators Group
The following script lists all users in the local administrators group for all windows servers in the domain
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Powershell – SCCM 2102 R2 BADMIF File From what Computer
SCCM 2012 R2 – If you look at a badmif file you can tell which computer it came from. This powershell script reads all the badmif files and tells you what computer are generating them on what date
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Powershell – Manage User Profiles
To Delete user profiles with PowerShell you can use Remove-CIMInstance. But with great power comes great responsibility..
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In-place upgrade from Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard to Enterprise or Datacenter
In-place upgrade from Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard to Enterprise or Datacenter To upgrade to Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise or Datacenter from a downlevel edition, you would do the following
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Powershell – AD Object Get Information From Attributes Tab
So you want to use PowerShell to get an attribute out off the Attribute Editor
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PowerShell Regex Examples
https://regex101.com/ handy website to check your regex results Regular Expression Language – Quick Reference Simple comparison to find a part of a line that matches “.*.enc” where the * is 3 characters or more and each character is a-z or A-Z the \ is used to escape the .
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($LineToCheck -match "\.[a-zA-Z]{3,}\.enc") |
e.g. .docx.enc .doc.enc
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