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Just a quick script below to run through all unlinked GPO’s in a domain, back them up, export a report and then remove them. Sweet and short but useful. (# Comment the remove line if you don’t want to remove any) [cc lang=“Powershell”] Import-Module GroupPolicy
 $backupPath=”C:\Users\jeffrl-p\Desktop\Backup_GPO” 
if (-Not(Test-Path -Path $backupPath)) {
 mkdir $backupPath
 }
 
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Just a quick script below to run through all unlinked GPO’s in a domain, back them up, export a report and then remove them. Sweet and short but useful. (# Comment the remove line if you don’t want to remove any) [cc lang=“Powershell”] Import-Module GroupPolicy
 $backupPath=”C:\Users\jeffrl-p\D...

In Azure you can choose between 3 different types of storage for your virtual machines. These 3 different types are: Standard Blob Storage Capped to 500 IOPs per disk for a standard VM 60MBps throughput rate per disk https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/windows/standard-storage Premium Blob Storage Capped at a speci...

In Azure you can choose between 3 different types of storage for your virtual machines. These 3 different types are: Standard Blob Storage Capped to 500 IOPs per disk for a standard VM 60MBps throughput rate per disk https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual...

Some people really prefer the older style photo viewer from Windows 7/2008R2 and I have had a few requests for this to be re-instated in Windows 10/Server 2016. I have compromised a guide below which outlines to necessary steps in order to be able to allow Photo Viewer to launch and then to create the relevant file associations and make them stick with all users in the environment. The first ...

Some people really prefer the older style photo viewer from Windows 7/2008R2 and I have had a few requests for this to be re-instated in Windows 10/Server 2016. I have compromised a guide below which outlines to necessary steps in order to be able to allow Photo Viewer to launch and then to crea...

I ran into a query from a client recently: “Please can you add a “This PC” shortcut to all user’s desktop for me?” If you have rolled out a Virtual Desktop on server 2016 and are being asked how to do this, here is how via Microsoft Group Policy. Add an Entry to a user policy like this: PATH: -HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\HideDesktopIcons\NewStart...

I ran into a query from a client recently: “Please can you add a “This PC” shortcut to all user’s desktop for me?” If you have rolled out a Virtual Desktop on server 2016 and are being asked how to do this, here is how via Microsoft Group Policy. Add an Entry to a user policy like this: P...