I have recently been working on a Project where we couldn’t get Autopilot Device Hardware Hash CSV file from supplier on time. This post is useful if you are using a VM and Testing your MEM/Intune Configuration or just uploading Hardware Hash of few devices. This is a manual process. My Advice to you is,
Sysinternals can be very easily deployed using Microsoft Endpoint Manager (formerly Intune Portal). You do not need to download any EXE or MSI file from site. Chocolatey takes care of it. You do not need to Install Chocolatey either. Below code will Install Chocolatey and Install Sysinternals Open Notepad or PowerShell ISE or your Favourite
All the URLs required to be put in Firewall Exception for Autopilot project. Please ask your network Team to allow below URLs for Autopilot. They are all Port 80 and Port 443 over TCP connection unless specified with URL in the list below. e.g. WIP requires port 444. Must have aka.ms*go.microsoft.com Device Authentication login.live.comdmd.metaservices.microsoft.com [used
Windows 10, version 1803 will reach the end of servicing on November 12, 2019. This applies to the following editions* of Windows 10 released in April of 2018: Windows 10, version 1803, Home Windows 10, version 1803, Pro Windows 10, version 1803, Pro for Workstations Windows 10, version 1803, IoT Core These editions will no
After OS Installation, suddenly CmTrace cannot be found. Below is the command to add CmTrace to your Task Sequence. This will make CmTrace availble after OS Install. Add a Command line to your Task Sequence. Copy and paste line below in the command line. cmd /c xcopy X:\SMS\BIN\x64\CMTrace.exe %OSDTargetSystemDrive%\Windows\System32\ /E /H /C /I /Q /Y
A lot of times people wonder or ask about how to enable Mouse during OSD Task Sequence in MDT or SCCM. Here is the command. Just add a command line in your Task Sequence and copy and paste the command below: cmd.exe /c reg load HKLM\Offline c:\windows\system32\config\software & cmd.exe /c REG ADD “HKLM\Offline\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System” /v EnableCursorSuppression
Here are three of the scripts in Powershell instead, AddtoADGroup, RemoveFromADGroup And SetADdescription. They can be downloaded here: Script to add/remove Computer from AD group: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/ Script to set the AD computer description: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/ All scripts have to run in full OS and not in WinPE. AddToADGroup The script adds the computer it is being executed on
#1 – Need to jot down something quickly? Open a temporary notepad in your browser by typing “data:text/html, <html contenteditable>” into the address bar.
Before you start, please make sure that you have a Site backup of your SCCM Server. You can take the back of the server by going to Administration \ Site Configuration on the Right side panel, select your Site. On the Ribbon on top Select Site Maintenance. Open the SCCM console Go to Administration \ Updates
