4 04, 2019

RSAT tools missing after Window 10 1809 upgrade

By |2019-04-04T20:34:43+02:00April 4th, 2019|Errors and fixes, Updates, Windows 10|0 Comments

Recently, I was quite surprised that after upgrading my system to version 1809 my RSAT tools are missing. Just empty place holders were left. Quick check in Add/Remove Windows features revealed that there is no more option to install the RSAT tools. After quick googling I found quite good explanation and fix for this. Apparently, [...]

5 09, 2018

OCS Inventory NG 2.5 install guide on Debian Stretch with SSL and Deployment

By |2019-06-05T13:28:28+02:00September 5th, 2018|Linux, OCS Inventory NG, Windows 10|39 Comments

Hello again, it's been a while since my last guide for OCS Inventory NG but since OCS Inventory team released version 2.5 I decided to update my guide, well rewrite it from the scratch, actually so we can enjoy the new version! What will be needed: Access to the Internet - yes, that's obvious, but [...]

17 07, 2018

How to convert System partition from MBR to GPT (EFI) on Windows 10 without loosing data – support for UEFI and SecureBoot

By |2018-07-17T12:45:51+02:00July 17th, 2018|Errors and fixes, Windows 10|0 Comments

Hello! In my previous post regarding conversion from MBR to GPT partition scheme I used third party tool to convert the data partition in Windows. This tutorial can be found here. Nowadays, Microsoft has released a tool called mbr2gpt. This tool can convert running OS, align partitions, move data if necessary without loosing data, boot errors [...]

5 04, 2016

Using powershell to change remote computer description

By |2016-04-05T15:55:35+02:00April 5th, 2016|Powershell, Windows 10, Windows 7|2 Comments

Changing or viewing remote computer's description, name and other options related to Win32_WmiObject and class Win32_OperatingSystem is relatively easy with powershell. Just type in new script in PoweShell ISE or in notepad and save it as .ps1 file. $OSValues = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_OperatingSystem -ComputerName "remote_computer_name" $OSValues.Description = "remote_computer_description" $OSValues.put() You can as well display current [...]

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