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This will return the primary user of a computer, and detect if that user is in the local administrators group (very useful for InfoSec reporting). I’m using it with Intune. Works perfectly. This is a slightly modified version, as I’ve removed site data, but you’ll get the idea. Some Interesting Parts The script adds registry Read More …
Quser.exe, short for Query User, is a utility in the Windows Command Prompt that allows administrators to view information about currently logged-on users. It’s particularly useful in environments with multiple users, such as corporate networks or shared computers. I like to use it, because it just works, and is available on all the Windows computers. Read More …
This will install the Zoom client in a VDI environment. And yes, Zoom has a different version of the Zoom client for VDI. Notes Zoom Developer Support Zoom Changelog Zoom Release Notes
Base priority is the initial priority assigned to a task when it’s created. This priority can be “high”, “medium”, or “low”. Each engine has a run queue for each priority level, and there’s also a global run queue with a queue for each priority level. When an engine is looking for a task to execute, it Read More …
This will return the user’s session information locally, and remotely. I use this with SCCM and Intune. :: MrNetTek :: eddiejackson.net :: 7/11/2024 :: free for public use :: free to claim as your own @ECHO OFF :: Initialize SETLOCAL enabledelayedexpansion SET tstQUser=false SET tstQWin=false :: Detect Session :: Method 1 quser | find /i Read More …
This is how you would force an Intune sync for ALL devices.
Have you ever needed to prompt a user for a reboot at the end of a setup process? Here is how you do it with a form, which includes a remind me.
This will return BitLocker data without having to enter a bearer token, or having to manually generate a bearer token before accessing MSGraph. You won’t find this anywhere else, because I wrote it. I do recommend having your Azure app registration done, and its appID ready to go. The appID info will go into the Read More …
You can use app package servicing commands to add, remove, and list provisioned app packages (.appx or .appxbundle) in a Windows image. Command to Add Company Portal DISM.EXE /Online /Add-ProvisionedAppxPackage /PackagePath:C:\PathToFile\Microsoft.CompanyPortal_2022.409.807.0_neutral___8wekyb3d8bbwe.AppxBundle /SkipLicense Notes DISM App Package (.appx or .appxbundle) Servicing Command-Line Options