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Willem-Jan Vroom
Category: PowerShell
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If you want to install a bunch of MSI files you put them in a folder and install them with a batch file. There is a downsize: you must modify the batch file for each situation. With this PowerShell script you can install all the MSI files in the folder, including applying transform and patch files. You can add your own properties in a csv settings file.

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Download this file (install_all_msi (v12).7z)install_all_msi (v12).7z[The script and all the needed files]5 kB

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Willem-Jan Vroom
Category: PowerShell
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The customer I am working for asked me to write a script that removes the profile path from the users’ profile in Active Directory. One of the requirements was to do it on a batch-by-batch basis. Thus not a big bang.

I decided to write a PowerShell script and use a .csv file as the input. The results should be written to a log file.

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Download this file (RemoveProfilePathFromUser-v03.7z)RemoveProfilePathFromUser-v03.7z[The script and all the needed files]2 kB

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Willem-Jan Vroom
Category: SCCM 2012
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With SCCM 2007 you had the option to automatic uninstall virtual applications. In the package you selected ‘Remove this package from clients when it is no longer advertised’. If the user was no longer member of the collection the virtual application was removed. With SCCM 2012 this feature has been discontinued.

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Willem-Jan Vroom
Category: vbscript
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I made a script that installs all the Microsoft C++ Runtime modules. These modules can be found on the Microsoft site Latest Supported Visual C++ Downloads. On x86 only the x86 modules are installed. On x64, both x86 and x64 modules are installed.

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