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This will return user SIDs using pattern matching. In the code below, S-1-5-21 and S-1-12-1 are the SID patterns we’re looking for. Also notice how we’re excluding SIDs with _Classes. Code.ps1 # MrNetTek # eddiejackson.net # 11/14/2024 # free for public use # free to claim as your own # Return SIDs that match Read More …
This is useful if you have an add-in that doesn’t work on a current version of Office. I created an SCCM package to perform the downgrade. :: Enable Office Updates “C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\ClickToRun\officec2rclient.exe” /changesetting UpdatesEnabled=True :: Perform Downgrade “C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\ClickToRun\officec2rclient.exe” /update user updatetoversion=16.0.17726.20160 DisplayLevel=false :: Disable Office Updates “C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft Read More …
This will return BitLocker passwords—and only the passwords—using pattern matching. Code.ps1 # MrNetTek # eddiejackson.net # 9/11/2024 # free for public use # free to claim as your own # Run manage-bde command and capture the output $manageBdeOutput = & manage-bde -protectors -get C: 2>&1 # Define our password pattern $passwordPattern = “\b(\d{6}-\d{6}-\d{6}-\d{6}-\d{6}-\d{6}-\d{6}-\d{6})\b” # Read More …
Building upon the previous post, let’s extend our detection capability to include Azure VDI. Code.ps1 # MrNetTek # eddiejackson.net # 9/11/2024 # free for public use # free to claim as your own # Function to detect if FSLogix is installed function Test-FSLogix { param ( [string]$Path = “C:\Program Files\FSLogix” ) return Test-Path $Path Read More …
Code.ps1 $dsregStatus = & dsregcmd /status $isAzureADJoined = $dsregStatus -match “AzureAdJoined\s*:\s*YES” $AzureAD = if ($isAzureADJoined) { “TRUE” } else { “FALSE” } Maximize Window Copy Code
Aquarius: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 In this project, I test an RGB LED. The RGB color model is an additive color model in which the red, green and blue primary colors of light are added together in various ways to reproduce a broad array of colors. Read More …
As promised, here’s a snapshot of the Teams Meeting Add-in. This shows all the files, folders, and reg keys that get applied during setup. #NoMoreSecrets What can you do with something like this? Build a proper uninstaller that runs from the SYSTEM account, which removes all the items that were installed as the current Read More …
The QUIC protocol, which stands for “Quick UDP Internet Connections,” is a transport layer network protocol initially developed by Google. It was designed to improve the performance of connection-oriented web applications that currently use TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) by leveraging UDP (User Datagram Protocol) instead. Key Features and Benefits of QUIC Reduced Latency: QUIC Read More …
I took this JS from the Distribution file in the latest Citrix Workspace Mac install, v24.05.0. Maybe you’ll find the internal workings interesting. I do. Located: Citrix.dmg\Citrix Workspace\Install Citrix Workspace.pkg\Distribution I ended up packaging the DMG into a PKG, signing the PKG, and publishing to Macs from Intune. Code.js # MrNetTek # eddiejackson.net Read More …
Yeah, Microsoft. Just because I can. Caveat: I uninstall WebView2 as well. Microsoft has been sneaking in more apps that require WebView2. For example, the Teams MSIX won’t install without it. So, if you have apps that require WebView2, make sure you comment that section out, or reinstall it: Download WebView2 Code.ps1 Tested in Read More …