Peter van der Woude created an excellent PowerShell script and blog post to dynamically deploy applications to computers via a Task Sequence within ConfigMgr. At a
Category: Task Sequence
Find Task Sequences targeted to a device via PowerShell
The following Get-WMIObject query will return all Task Sequences that are deployed against a device in ConfigMgr 2012. Feed in a variables. $ResourceName = ‘targeted
Suppress the ‘Welcome to the Task Sequence Wizard’ when using Boot Media in ConfigMgr 2012
It’s an easy one to miss, but by default, when creating Task Sequence Media, the ability to run unattended is not enabled. So you power
Deploying Windows 10 Preview Build 9926 via ConfigMgr 2012
Whilst ConfigMgr 2012 does not officially support the installation of Windows 10 via OSD it can still be used to deploy the OS. Download the
Adding Dynamic Machines variables as part of an automated build using PowerShell via ConfigMgr 2012
This blog post will explain how you can dynamically assign machine variables to a computer object in a ConfigMgr 2012 using a simple PowerShell script.
Task Sequence step not applying
Strange goings on whilst working on a Task Sequence in SCCM 2007. One of the driver packages wasn’t applying to the end device. The WMI
SCCMentor - Paul Winstanley 