Author: martin
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Windows 10 – Stop PhoneHome or elsewhere (V0.8)
Hi there, after Microsoft has released a KB Article about how to disable Wi-Fi Sense (you can find it here https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3085719 ; thanks to https://twitter.com/HeikeRitter for the mention), I have added this setting to my script, which has now the Version 0.8. For a short explanation about the Script, see my older Blogpost:
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Quickpost – Use Powershell to get DFS-R initial replication status
Hi all, because I didn’t found this in the first sight, and had to use a wmic query, I have prepared my Powershell command: Get-WmiObject -Namespace root\microsoftdfs -Class dfsrreplicatedfolderinfo | Select-Object ReplicatedFolderName,State
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Windows 10 – Stop PhoneHome or elsewhere (V0.7)
Hi there, after some discussions about the home phone functionality of Windows 10, I looked for a tool, that does the work for me if needed. But some of them just replaces the Built-In settings with another Spyware (or whatever the correct name would be). So I decided to create a powershell script, which is…
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Windows 10 – Stop PhoneHome or elsewhere
Hi there, after some discussions about the home phone functionality of Windows 10, I looked for a tool, that does the work for me if needed. But some of them just replaces the Built-In settings with another Spyware (or whatever the correct name would be). So I decided to create a powershell script, which is…
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Quickpost – Powershell One-Liner to determine Incremental Update collections
Hi, here’s Martin with a tiny Powershell One-Liner to measure, how many collection are in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager configured with the “Use incremental updates for this collection” option. Just use: @(Get-CMDeviceCollection | where{$_.refreshtype -eq 4 -or $_.refreshtype -eq 6}).count Hope this helps
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SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 – Application Management Policies for Android and iOS
Hey, here is Martin serving you with some new Information about the MAM (Mobile Application Management) Features in the SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 Release. There is a new section in the Application Tree of the Software Library wunderbar, it is called “Application Management Policies”:
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SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 – New Intune Features: Block Apps natively and deploy a iOS custom profile
Hi there, finally I got time to check, which new Features was brought to us System Center 2012 configuration Manager guys with the R2 SP1 update. My interests were on the iOS and Windows Management. And for both of them, some nice Features were added. Blocking Apps The availability of blocking Apps is now supported…
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SCCM 2012 R2 – Remove old Hotfix packages – Quickpost
Hi Reader, here is martin 🙂 have you installed the new Service Pack for your infrastructure? Was you lazy as me when you have installed the Hotfixes for R2, you did not delete the old ones? Now you have more than 10 Packages in you Config Manager Hotfix Folder? You don’t want to delete them…
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SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 – No longer Need of Company Portal for Windows Phone 8.1
Hi all, here’s Martin serving some new Informations about the Intune Integration in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager R2 SP1. With the newly available Service Pack 1 for SCCM 2012 R2, there is no Need to create a self-signed Company Portal for the Windows Phone 8.1. For old Windows Phone 8.0 you will still need…
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Intune – New Company Store as appx
Last week I was surprised to find the Windows Intune Company Portal as a APPX file on the download area of the Microsoft Homepage. So I thought that it should be possible to use this Company Portal in the SCCM integrated Intune Scenario, rather than the old xap-File.
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