Tips & Tricks

Changing the DPI Resolution with Snagit

Changing the DPI Resolution with Snagit

I am in the process of finishing up a book on ConfigMgr and SSRS report writing, and my publisher requires all screenshots to be 300 DPI. For those to what to see the book it has been release already System Center Configuration Manager Reporting Unleashed. This book...

Cleaning-up My Hard Drive

Cleaning-up My Hard Drive

Back in October I tweeted that my hard drive was down to 89.9 MB free!! In this blog post I’ll tell you how I cleaned it up. Here’s a bit of background. I wanted to test Windows 10, so I did everything possible to clean-up my hard drive. I removed my offline files, I...

Decommissioning a Domain Controller Using Windows Server 2012

Decommissioning a Domain Controller Using Windows Server 2012

In my last post, I performed an FRS to DFSR migration in order to fix up some AD and GPO issues. Soon after that migration, one of the Domain Controllers (DCs) needed to be patched up. I installed all of the updates that were required, but as it turned out, there were...

Enabling the Ruler within BIDS or SSDT

Enabling the Ruler within BIDS or SSDT

The ruler feature within SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) and SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) (post SQL 2005) being disable by default is one of my pet peeves! Whenever I use BIDS or SSDT I have to enable the ruler and I find this very...

What does the acronym you use, say about you?

What does the acronym you use, say about you?

Lawful Good Neutral Good Chaotic Good MEMCM ConfigMan or CfgMan or CfgMgr SMS Lawful Neutral True Neutral Chaotic Neutral MCM ConfigMgr CM Lawful Evil Neutral Evil Chaotic Evil MECM SCCM SCCMCB What does the acronym you use, say about you? The other day I posted a...