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    Wallpapering your identity

    In times of crisis, we all go into crisis mode and try to hunker down in our corporate bunker by slashing what we consider “unwanted”…

    Sneha Gray 18 September 2020
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    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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    SCCM Monthly Software Update Compliance Reporting

    Reporting on software update compliance of workstation devices in SCCM brings with it varying levels of complexities. But if you break it all down and…

    Topaz George 6 August 2020
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    Windows XO to Windows 10 using SCCM

    Easily upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 10 using SCCM

    Now that’s a big jump. But our SCCM task sequence deployment orchestrator makes upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 10 a breeze. Using the SCCM…

    Trent Watson 5 August 2020
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    Embracing Change

    Embracing change and a new approach!

    With the changing times and the increased uncertainty across businesses, SMEs across the world and the current market situation indicate and warrant that procurement needs…

    Kingsley Joseph Ragland 18 July 2020
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    sccm-client-error-messages

    List of SCCM Client error messages

    Listed below are the SCCM Client error messages. This list was originally posted into Microsoft TechNet by Klaus Bilger. Click here to view the TechNet article.…

    Topaz George 10 July 2020
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    Take the Time to help your Staff Carry on

    Respect is earned. Respect takes time. It is many little things done well over time. This week I’d like to talk about the old man/lady…

    Sneha Gray 10 July 2020
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    group-policy-sccm-client-reinstall

    Re-Install SCCM client using Active Directory Group Policy

    Create a SCOPE for the Group Policy Object. Remove all other scopes. The scope will be limited to an AD security group e.g. 'SCCM-Client-Re-Install-AD…
    Trent Watson 8 July 2020
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    SMS-server-State-Messages-1

    SMS server state messages

    List of SMS server State Messages. This list was originally posted into Microsoft TechNet by Klaus Bilger. Click here to view the TechNet article. People who…

    Topaz George 8 July 2020
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    window-10-user-profile-curruption-5

    Windows 10 sporadic user profile corruption (default/ntuser.dat locked by SYSTEM)

    Windows 10 user profile corruption. How to remediate quickly.
    Trent Watson 7 July 2020
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    Forum Description

    After Enterprise deployment of Windows 10; organisations are faced with sporadic user profile corruption. Scenario:
    • The corruption seem to happen for the 2nd user and other users from then on.
    • The corruption seem to follow a 'Sleep' phase (after the machine wakes up)
    • The corruption seem to happen if the 'Sleep' extends over night.
    • The corruption only seem to happen if the 'currently logged on' user is not logged out but the new user logs-in by 'switching accounts'.
    • Event logs specify the C:\default\ntuser.dat file being locked by the SYSTEM user.
    Solution: My supposition is that this might be a BUG in the new user profile creation process in Windows 10. But the below implementation fixes the above issue gracefully and permanently. In short, C:\default\ntuser.dat is locked by the SYSTEM; only the SYSTEM can give it back to you. So request the SYSTEM to release control (ask nicely). Ask the SYSTEM to release control on event ‘On Local disconnect from any user session’. Run the Schedule-task as SYSTEM. Create a schedule task using AD group policy with the below configuration. window-10-user-profile-curruption-1 window-10-user-profile-curruption-2 window-10-user-profile-curruption-3 window-10-user-profile-curruption-4