If you work with SCCM you are probably used to create machine/user collections for different purposes, either for assigning apps, either to perform a task sequence and so on. The only issue with this might be the way you get your user/machine list to do these queries. Sometimes you might […]
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Because of the workload and limited time to post on my personal blog, I’ve decided to do small little posts like this when I talk about different challenges that I personally, or some other colleagues in the industry faced during their working days. Today I want to have a look […]
A small update was added to the SCCM Query Creator to include 71 popular WQL queries. These queries have been added in a new tab called Query List. These are queries that I have personally used, or gathered via other sources like EnterInIT or Anders Rodland personal blog. I find […]
While this is not a new topic, we all know that getting all Office add-ins installed on the machines of an infrastructure is a tricky topic. Microsoft released a new add-in inventory report for Configuration Manager back in 2017, but I didn’t wanted to use a mof file in my […]
If you ever want to remove content from distribution points (DP) in SCCM you can use the provided Remove-CMContentDistribution PowerShell cmdlet. However, one important parameter that you must keep in mind is the DisableContentDependencyDetection. If this parameter is not passed, the content will be deleted not only for the application […]
One of the most asked questions for me about SCCM is “How can we reduce the number of reboots needed?” I know it sounds like a silly question, but let’s consider the following scenario. If you have (and most certainly do) Java, Adobe and Flash in your infrastructure, you already […]