How to Find Out If SCCM Rebooted Your Machine?
Open event viewer, “Windows Logs” – “System”, and filter your logs with event ID 1074.
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ASUSTOR NIMBUSTOR 2 (AS5202T) Review – A Comparison of 2 Bay NAS
My 2-year-old QNAP TS-473e died a few weeks, and unfortunately, it was just one month passed the 2-year warranty from QNAP, they told me to repair the QNAP, which its…
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Handheld Blender
I was looking for some handheld blenders to mix my drink in office and at home. So I did a research on all the portable blenders on Amazon. Bellemain Professional…
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DNS Management Tool Missing in RSAT Windows 10 1809 – SCCM Package
If you upgraded to Windows 10 1809, and re-installed RSAT, but the DNS Management tool is missing from RSAT, you can use this Powershell Script to make it a SCCM…
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SCCM Shockwave Uninstaller
Here is my script to uninstall shockwave 12.2 and 12.3. Haven’t tested on other versions though: # Shockwave Uninstaller # Rui Qiu # 4/29/2019 #Check for newer or older version…
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How to Remove WordPress Malware src=”//deloplen.com/apu.php?
Here is the fix for the malware deloplen/pushqwer on your wordpress. 1. Remove all unused WordPress Themes because they are infected already In your active theme edit your functions.php…
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How to hide shared folders under DFS Namespaces
Solution is here: How to hide shared folders under DFS Namespaces attrib –r +h +s <folder path> /L
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Powershell Script to Find Primary User from McAFee ePo and Feed Data into SCCM Device Affinity
Here is my powershell script to get primary user data from McAfee ePo database, then use Add-CMUserAffinityToDevice to import them into SCCM, and remove any primary user begins with “adm”…
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SCCM Report for User Device Affinity
Since we are switching to target users instead of machines with SCCM, here is my SQL Query for finding devices with no primary user and devices with more than 1…
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Cannot Remove a DP – Old Site System from SCCM
The most simple and stupid solution is to just wait 24h, and then SCCM will let you remove it 🙂 If you want it fast, you can try this: Open…
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