Microsoft Deployment Toolkit or simply MDT is used in enterprise and business environments to install Windows Operating System (OS) on large number of clients. It standardize and streamlines the installation process, making it easier for the IT departments to deploy devices to their clients. In this article, I will summarize what I have been already discussed in the video tutorial posted on NetITGeeks.
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Few Tips for New Computer Science and Information Technology Students
In 2014, I wrote an article titled, Few Tips for New Geoscience Students. I wrote it while I was a student as the University of Calgary enrolled in the Bachelor of Science program in Geology. While I was successful as a Geology student, different life and local economic events have led me to change career pathway from Petroleum field, which Geology is part of, to Computer Science (CS) and Information Technology (IT) fields. I went back to school and graduated with a Diploma with Honors (4.0/4.0 GPA) in IT from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology in 2022. Reflecting back on the article I published in 2014, I thought it is time for me to publish an article on being a student in CS or IT.
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Introduction to PowerShell 7
As of January 2023, the PowerShell version 7, also known as PowerShell 7, is the latest version released by Microsoft. It has many new additional features and backwards compatible with the previous versions of PowerShell. But, it is not a direct upgrade from PowerShell 5 or 6, which maybe what is installed by default on your current Windows 10 and 11 devices. In this introduction to PowerShell 7, I explain how you can get the latest version of the program on your device.
Automate storing of BitLocker Recovery Keys in AD using PowerShell
Please refer to this video for now: https://youtu.be/g2Z0F6KmZRA
This page will be updated soon… You can copy the PowerShell code from below.
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How to Map Network Drives without GPOs – Windows Server 2022
The unwritten industry standard is to use GPOs (Group Policy Objects) to map network drives for domain connected users.
However, you can map network drives without using any GPOs. Please refer to the following video for the step-by-step guide. This page will be updated with text instructions later.
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