It has been a long wish of mine to create a PowerShell script that runs all the SCCM Client actions on a batch of computers. Of course, there are already tools available that do the trick, but not always in a convenient way. For example, you cannot run the action 'Application Global Evaluation Task' on remote computers.
Read more: Performing all SCCM Client Actions on remote computers
I made a lot of PowerShell scripts that are multi-lingual. Based on the current Windows language, the GUI is shown in that Windows language. The entries are all stored in a JSON file. The GUI is shown in English if the current Windows language is not in the JSON file.
I made that JSON file with all the translations manually with Google Translate. That was very time intensive. So, time to automate that process.
Read more: Translate content of a JSON file with Google, Microsoft and DeepL
You can easily install a Liquidware FlexApp ONE application via Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM). Only the Flexapp Runtime Engine should be installed on the client first. After that, you can install any FlexApp ONE application on the client.
In this example, the already created FlexApp ONE application Notepad++ 8.2 will be deployed via MECM.
Read more: [Article 7] ProfileUnity from Liquidware: install FlexApp One via MECM
Lately, I am testing installations on virtual computers with limited storage. So, as a result, the CCM Cache is filled quickly. So time for a tool to clear the CCM Cache properly. Of course, you can achieve this goal by using Client Center for Configuration Manager by Roger Zander remotely, but in my case, WinRM was disabled and could not be enabled easily. That is why I decided to create my own version. And my own version has a GUI so you can easily choose which item to remove. The only disadvantage is that you have to use this application locally.
In my article Reading Ivanti Workspace Control Building Block XML data and export to a CSV file or HTML Page, I wrote about a script to read all the Ivanti Building Block XML files and export the data to a CSV file or HTML page. Now, I created a new script that shows the output in a nice GUI. Also, there are some additional features:
Read more: Reading Ivanti Workspace Control data and display results in a GUI
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