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    Author: Luna Stella

    Notepad++ Enterprise Silent Installer

    Notepad ++ enterprise silent installer

    Notepad++ is a text and source code editor for use with Microsoft Windows. It supports tabbed editing, which allows working with multiple open files in…

    Luna Stella 10 August 2020
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    How to enable OSD with duplicate UUID in Configuration Manager

    On rare occasions vendors inadvertently release machines with an SMBIOS GUID exactly the same as others and if we already have another machine in our …
    Luna Stella 6 July 2020
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    application packaging best practice

    Application Packaging tips / best practices

    Those responsible for creating the application packages must collect the needed details about each application. Best practices recommend that an eng…
    Luna Stella 5 July 2020
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    SCCM OSD Task Sequence User Input Window

    It is always a unique challenge of having to build an OSD experience that includes providing a great user experience during the deployment of a…

    Luna Stella 29 April 2020
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    Your first PowerShell scripts | Gaining more understanding

    It is true that “A Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with a Single Step” I had to start a few years ago; this was…

    Luna Stella 27 April 2020
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    Record your PowerShell session | Start-Transcript

    According to Microsoft docs, the Start-Transcript cmdlet creates a record of all or part of a PowerShell session to a text file. The transcript includes…

    Luna Stella 24 April 2020
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    Forum Description

    According to Microsoft docs, the Start-Transcript cmdlet creates a record of all or part of a PowerShell session to a text file. The transcript includes all command that the user types and all output that appears on the console. As a Systems consultant who uses PowerShell all day everyday; I want to record all the commands that I run, either to reuse them or to capture them as proof of execution. 'Start-Transcript' cmdlet in my opinion is one of the best cmdlets out there. This is how you use it. Open PowerShell. Type the name of the cmdlet and point at a path you'd like to transcribe to.
    start-transcript cmdlet
    Now you're all set to transcribe. Every thing you see on your screen will be transcribed. The below image shows 4 commands executed. The final command "Stop-Transcript" stops the transcribing process and writes the content of the screen to the file specified in step 1. The final transcription will like the below image.