Support for Adobe Flash is going away on the 31st of December 2020 as announced by Adobe back in 2017, https://www.adobe.com/se/products/flashplayer/end-of-life.html In October 27th Microsoft released an update that will remove Adobe Flash Player, which is a good thing, https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4577586/update-for-removal-of-adobe-flash-playerWe need to make sure it is removed as it is no longer supported = big
To follow up on the post on deploying a Windows 10 multi-app kiosk using MEMCM, this post shows how we can update the configuration using Run Scripts in Configuration Manager (MEMCM). A little background. In the last post, we deployed a Windows multi-app kiosk using an assigned access and PowerShell script during OS deployment. But
I wrote a post on how to use Autologon.exe and PowerShell, thanks Johan Schrewelius, to make Autologin in Windows 10 a little bit more secure a while ago. https://ccmexec.com/2020/08/windows-10-secure-autologon-powershell/Taking this one step further I wrote a blogpost for 4Sysops.com on how to configure a multiapp Kiosk where that script is used as part of the
SCUG.SE welcomes you to two afternoons packed with Workplace management goodness! We normally host two physical events in Stockholm every year, but with the Covid-19 situation that is not possible. So instead we are doing it online using Teams.We did a poll in our Swedish user group about the format and the winning format was
Had to test out this feature as well in Configuration Manager(MEMCM) 2009 Technical Preview, remote control over Cloud Management Gateway(CMG). A long awaited feature that was first introduced in Technical preview 1906, Technical Preview Docs and then removed again for a year or more. Being able to remote control a computer over Internet using CMG
Configuration Manager 2009 Technical Preview is out with some great new features for us to test. One of them is Cloud Management Gateway(CMG) support for Virtual Machine Sets. This a great feature as it solves the CSP issue we had with CMG as it is using a classic service that is not available in a
I wrote a blog post in June on how to use AutoLogon.exe in a Task Sequence to configure AutoLogon in Windows 10. https://ccmexec.com/2020/06/configuring-autologon-during-osd-using-autologon-exe/ After writing that post my colleague Johan Schrewelius wrote a nice little C# part for us which we use in Powershell so we can create and configure a LSA secret using PowerShell
Configuration Manager 2008 Technical preview is out! So many Cool features in MEMCM 2008 Technical Preview. Always great new features in there that will make our lives easier. I have a hard time decide which is the most useful feature, my top two favorites are Collection Query Preview and Integrated collection evaluator. Collection query preview
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