Not my best script I’ll say that before we begin but it gets the job done. It is a simple script that is still a bit rough that allows you to enable BitLocker on a machine from the comfort of your own computer using PowerShell Remoting. We used the script to test out a possible […]
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Normally I would suggest people to start running a virtual machine that needs backing up on something else other than VirtualBox however because of my recent migration from VMWare to VirtualBox this question arose. I am a Windows Insider and I use a VM to test the image and new features. During this process I
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Just installing the updates might not be enough in some cases. Some computers needs registry values and keys created and set to enable the mitigations that Microsoft released for Windows 10. To smooth out this process I created a simple script for myself that allows you to remotely set the registry keys and values required
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I am always changing my tools up to whatever at that time feels good to use. After the recent updates to Virtualbox I decided that I would like to use it again however the issue that I had at the time was that I had so many virtual machines that it was a pain for
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We recently ran into a problem with changing the mail signature of a client that the new signature that he wanted was simply to long for Outlook Web App to handle by default. After a long search on the web we found a great link that helped us with the problem and got it resolved.
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To improve my workflow and department I needed to know what the current status was of the main office printer. Currently this is a Kyocera printer. Things like making sure that paper is available for users to print, detecting paper jams and managing toners is a simple job but very important in making sure the
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Recently there was an exploit discovered in the RDP protocol implementation of Microsoft. Because RubyRDP uses this for connecting to servers it is important to know this. In a new update with version 3.8.0.0 an option is implemented to help you with this bug as it is still not and will likely not be patched
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Here is an update regarding the new and improved engine that is going to power Perplexity Explorer. It is coming along nicely taking up time of course to perfect it where possible. There are still some things that I need to work out more before I find it ‘stable’ in any way. However there are
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If you are a user or fan of Perplexity Explorer then this is maybe something that you will be excited about. Currently Perplexity Explorer is at version 6.3.6.0 for an amount of time. I am very happy about the explorer replacement for my day to day workflow however there are still major things that need
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Hello reader, as you may or may not know I have been developing a tabbed RDP, VNC, PowerShell and Putty Client. In the newest update 3.6.0.0 there is an important change to the Update System of RubyRDP. Previously I hosted the builds on my Google Drive and linked them to the application. However with version
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