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ConfigMgr 2012 – HCIDKIDT- Group By
This is going to be my first post in a series I’m going to call the “Holy Crap I didn’t Know It Did That” series, HCIDKIDT for short. There are so many things and hidden features in 2012 that it...
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ConfigMgr 2012 – HCIDKIDT – Additional Column Views
This is going to be a series of posts I’m going to call the "Holy Crap I didn’t Know It Did That" series, HCIDKIDT for short. There are so many things and hidden features in 2012 that it warrants...
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Another post in my series on "Holy Crap I didn’t Know It Did That" for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager. This one centers around collections and their updates. Something I noticed while...
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Configuration Manager 2012 – Role Based Administration – Software Update...
If you grant a user/group the Software Update Manager Security Role in ConfigMgr 2012, you will find that they will be unable to move updates. So using something like I blogged previously on excluding...
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Windows 8 DeDuplication = Awesome
Goes without saying that this is most likely unsupported, so proceed at your own risk I do really love my Asus Zenbook, it’s the fastest lightest laptop I’ve ever had. It powers on nearly instantly,...
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Opening the Configuration Manager Control Panel Icon – Windows 8 Frustrations...
I’m a huge shortcut guy, I know quite a few of them… Windows 8 is an interesting OS. The new search menu is less than intuitive and although you can open the control panel from it, and then select the...
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ConfigMgr 2012 – HCIDKIDT – Manage Affinity Requests Wizard
User Device Affinity (UDA) is a way of associating users with one or more devices in ConfigMgr 2012. This can be defined by you as the administrator, by allowing users to define it via the Application...
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System Center 2012 Configuration Manager – How to Identify How Many...
A little known fact with ConfigMgr is that there is a "soft" limit to the number of incremental collections you can have. It’s actually referenced here in TechNet. The factors that affect where this...
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