Grouping and Filtering Users and Devices: A Practical Guide
Why? Because it seems I’m getting an increased number of client requests for help with this stuff. And by “this stuff” I mean how to target resources (users, devices, mostly) for various things like...
View ArticleWhen Santa brings you a work request: Searching GitHub Repos and Gists for...
This is my feeble attempt at blogging again. Now that blogging is out of fashion and we trust AI to tell us what to think, drink and eat, it’s probably as good a time to do it as ever. So, this was...
View ArticleTurn ChatGPT and Bard into well-behaved potty-trained Windows desktop PWA...
Figure 1 – Lawrence Fishburn holding a Duracell-like C size battery in the Matrix, prior to moving on to portraying homeless city martial arts gang leader, turned urban pigeon farmer, in the John Wick...
View ArticleSkattered Thoughts – Episode 9 / The 2022 CU
Cumulative Update 2022 2022 has been an interesting turn away from the trajectory of the previous two years. Some things seem to be almost “normal” (aka, pre -2020 standards of behavior), while others...
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View ArticleSkattered Thoughts. Episode 5
This is a long one (or long-winded) so I hope you don’t have plans to do anything exciting for a while. It’s been a crazy week, so there may be some typos in this. Enjoy! MMS MOA 2022 So much happened...
View ArticleSkattered Thoughts – Episode 4
5 Questions about: MMS MOA 2022 (1) “My employer won’t pay for me to attend. What should I do?” Quit! You don’t need that stinking employer anyway. Your future is worth more than they’re willing to...
View ArticleSkattered Thoughts – Episode 3
Random Search History My search phrases over the past week are like an exercise in how to confuse psychoanalysts: Japanese toiletsChysanthemumsWhat happened to Bryan Ferry?14 inch band sawsOutdoor...
View ArticleSkattered Thoughts – Episode 2
Let’s see if anyone is still reading this. Windows Terminal with Fries If you’re like me (I seriously hope not), and you (A) love Windows Terminal, and (B) forget to right-click to launch it with “Run...
View ArticleSkattered Thoughts – Episode 1
I haven’t had many concise thoughts lately about things to complain about, so I thought I’d just share some semi-arranged meanderings of a quasi-organized set of “recent” experiences. If it works,...
View ArticleExpert Guide to Microsoft January 2022 OOB Patches with WSUS and...
(because blog post title’s can never be long enough) Warning, snarky comments may border on NSFW. If you’re one of those who worry about keeping Microsoft Windows devices up to date, you may have...
View ArticleInventory Queries with PowerShell and WSUS
Getting inventory data from remote computers is always fun and exciting. Most people can’t get enough of it. I’ve been told people will forego silly things like food, water or sex, just to have more...
View ArticleWindows 11 – Part 2. The Electric Boogaloo
I’ve already shared my thoughts on Windows 11, but that was pre-release. This is now. WARNING: May contain language not suitable for intelligent people. What I like about Windows 11 Pretty much the...
View ArticleUsing PowerShell to Find Out If You’re About to get a Beating
The goal of this blog post is to export your Azure subscription billing data into Microsoft Excel, so that you can apply some cool charts and distract your significant other from killing you when you...
View ArticleRant 42 – Getting In Tune with Intune
Keep in mind that everything I’m about to say is within the context of the following: This is entirely focused on managing Windows desktops and laptops. This has nothing to do whatsoever with mobile...
View ArticleExport HW/SW Inventory Data from Intune Devices using PowerShell
What is this recent torrent of Intune gibberish coming from this foul-mouthed idiot? Is he some sort of “expert”? Bah! Nope! I’m just working with it a bit more lately, so I figured I’d brain-dump on...
View ArticleFind Intune Devices with the Jan 2020 Windows 10 CU Patch Installed
I’ve been playing around with a bunch of different code fragments from all over the place, but I think I found a good mix that works. For now at least. Special (huge, gigantic) thanks to Matthew Dowst...
View ArticleQuick Assist – The Overlooked Remote Assistant
Troubleshooting and assisting remote computer users has always been a challenge. For years, with earlier Windows versions, we had Remote Assistance. But many organizations never gave it much...
View Article5 Things You Should Have Automated by Now
The Long Back-Story (queue the campfire scene, under the stars, with distant harmonica and bearded old man, smoking a pipe of something, and all the little systems engineers, all gathered around to...
View ArticleBrain Dump(ster fire)- POC Azure Automation, MEM/CM, On-Prem SQL, and Email
(I put out a Twitter poll asking if I should post a “nerdy” topic, or a “stupid AF” topic first, and nerdy was in the lead, so grab your caffeine. You’re going to need it) UPDATE 1 – I forgot to...
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