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GitHub embedding

This is an example of embedding a GitHub repository script in WordPress using the WP-GitHub plugin (with customized prism.js to add PowerShell, Batch, SQL and AutoIt language support) And an example of a custom plugin (not yet published) with shortcode:

Chad January 5, 2017March 24, 2020 Scripting Read more

ConfigMgr and SQL – NTFS allocation unit size

It’s been many years since I read that SQL databases should use an NTFS volume formatted with at 64KB file allocation unit size (block size). So long that I didn’t remember why or if it is still considered best/good practice.

Chad December 23, 2016March 24, 2020 ConfigMgr, Scripting, T-SQL Read more

ConfigMgr Content Source Path migration

Several ConfigMgr scenarios require that the content Source Path be changed.  This typically includes migrating to a new ConfigMgr environment (2007 to 2012, 2012 to Current Branch, etc.), and simply moving the source content to a new location such as

Chad September 28, 2016March 24, 2020 ConfigMgr, Scripting Read more

PowerShell Create-RandomFiles.ps1

I was recently taking a training course and the lab guide said “create some files in c:\stuff”. Sure, I could use Windows Explorer or Command Prompt or even a PowerShell command to do this.  I guess the easiest way would

Chad December 4, 2015March 24, 2020 Scripting Read more

Modifying each user’s registry

A colleague of mine recently was working on a Windows image with a specific setting for Microsoft Office 2010.  However, the registry key simply would not “sick” and would be stripped out at some point before the user could log

Chad October 18, 2014March 24, 2020 ConfigMgr, Scripting Read more

Automating “Click Continue”

A friend of mine mentioned that he expectantly spent a few hours with glazed over eyes clicking “C” on the keyboard to press “Continue” on a dialog box that was being generated a few hundred times.  He quickly acknowledged that

Chad October 15, 2014March 24, 2020 Scripting Read more

Change SCCM 2012 Site Name/Description

Changing the site name or description in SCCM is frankly a pain in the rear.  To my knowledge SCCM doesn’t use it internally and it is simply a description for the administrators to identify some characteristics about the site.  This

Chad September 13, 2013March 24, 2020 ConfigMgr, Scripting Read more

Notepad++ and syntax highlighting for non-default file extensions

Thanks to this article (http://www.mattblodgett.com/2007/11/notepad-tip-syntax-highlighting-for.html) for helping me fix an annoyance with Notepad++. I often use Notepad++ as a lightweight editor for scripts.  However, some script files like .wsf are not a recognized language and I have to manually select

Chad March 6, 2013March 24, 2020 Scripting Read more
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