Pictures inventory and shown on an HTML page with Google Maps information
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- Written by Willem-Jan Vroom
- Category: PowerShell
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Maybe you recognize this: you have a bunch of pictures but you do not have an idea where and when these pictures have been taken. Then my script PictureDetails is useful: put all the pictures you want to check in a folder, and the script will find the location where the picture has been taken, together with a Google Maps map. And all displayed on an HTML page.
 PictureDetails_v01 | [PictureDetails_v01] | 8237 kB |
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Reading Ivanti Workspace Control Building Block XML data and export to a CSV file or HTML Page
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- Written by Willem-Jan Vroom
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In some cases, it might be useful to have the Ivanti Workspace Control application building block data exported to a CSV file. Useful for further analysis, and checking for consistency. I wrote a PowerShell script to do that job for me.
In this article, I will share the challenges I had and the solution.
 ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v01 | [ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v01] | 15 kB |
| ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v02 | [ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v02] | 16 kB |
| ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v03 | [ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v03] | 17 kB |
| ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v04 | [ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v04] | 17 kB |
| ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v05 | [ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v05] | 19 kB |
| ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v06 | [ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v06] | 19 kB |
| ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v07 | [ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v07] | 20 kB |
| ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v10 | [ExportIvantiBuildingBlockStartMenuItemsToCSV_v10] | 20 kB |
Your IT administrator did not make any apps available to you.
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- Category: Intune
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You can deploy applications via Intune. See my posting Deploying an MSIX application via Intune for more details. While I was working for that article I received the error message: Your IT administrator did not make any apps available to you. I will share my troubleshooting steps with you.
Task sequence has status Installing in Software Center after switching off the client
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If a user switches off a computer during a task sequence deployment the task may have the status installing in Software Center. The only way to solve this issue is to reinstall the Configuration Manager Client. You can imagine that there is a more user-friendly way.
| Repair-BrokenTaskSequence v01 | [Repair-BrokenTaskSequence v01] | 2 kB |
| Repair-BrokenTaskSequence v03 | [Repair-BrokenTaskSequence v03] | 3 kB |
Deploying an MSIX application via Intune.
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- Category: MSIX
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You can easily deploy MSIX applications via Intune to managed company devices. I will describe the required steps in this article.
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