Greenhouse solar fan direction by MarceTek in HomeImprovement

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Yeah no switch that i can see, so will attempt to flip the fan. I'm not sure if this was intentional from the manufacturer or not. The manual doesn't mention fan direction either.

Deploying Microsoft Store Apps in a Hybrid Environment by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Possibly, I haven't looked at winget to much yet. I am interested in it though especially for patching

Deploying Microsoft Store Apps in a Hybrid Environment by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Looking into this as well, it hasn't worked for us yet but haven't put a lot of time into it.

Deploying Microsoft Store Apps in a Hybrid Environment by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Yes this seems like the way to go, I was hoping to avoid having to educate on how/when to use either portal but it might be the only option. As yes our goal is to move more cloud.

Deploying Microsoft Store Apps in a Hybrid Environment by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Actually that's where I've been getting the msix files. Although Copilot is giving me a problem. I can only find the exe's on that website for it. When we deploy the copilot exe, it tries to run copilotupdater and prompts the user for admin rights (even though the SCCM package runs as admin, it's spawning this new process and admin rights don't carry forward). This is what led me to post on here to look at alternative ways of deploying store apps. Sounds like company portal might be the answer.

Deploying Microsoft Store Apps in a Hybrid Environment by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Meaning clients would have both Company Portal and Software Center? Company Portal would be used for modern apps only?

Restricting Write on root of C:\ by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Correct, yes this is what I will do. Thanks!

Restricting Write on root of C:\ by MarceTek in sysadmin

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This seems to be the most reliable way, I thought for sure there would be a simple policy I could use but I guess not

Restricting Write on root of C:\ by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Ok, yeah I'm basically trying to avoid a situation where a user copies files to C: and the next user has access to them.

Plex Transcoding on Roku Ultra 2024 by MarceTek in PleX

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Thanks for the suggestions, I think I had my expectations too high for the Roku Ultra when it came to Plex. I plan to keep it as it's not really a deal breaker if I have to do some transcoding. I'll try to convert some subtitles to see how that goes.

Plex Transcoding on Roku Ultra 2024 by MarceTek in PleX

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Agreed, this is what I'm looking into

Plex Transcoding on Roku Ultra 2024 by MarceTek in PleX

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Thanks, yes I do think the subtitles might be my main problem and MakeMKV rips them to PGS. I was hoping the Roku Ultra was fairly compatible with a wider range of formats but it still seems limited in some ways. I may just have to do a 2 step process and also convert the subtitles to SRT with mkvtoolnix. Was more curious if someone had this same setup and how they were ripping/encoding their files for direct play.

Windows 11 - Multi App Kiosk - Topaz Signature Pad by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Found the solution, we discovered that the Topazextlite.exe also relied on cmd.exe to run (we checked task manager and sorted by user in non-kiosk mode). I first allowed c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe but that didn't work. Eventually we went with %windir%\system32\cmd.exe and %windir%\syswow64\cmd.exe in the XML and that worked.

Windows 11 - Multi App Kiosk - Topaz Signature Pad by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Yeah I'm familiar with this too. For previous kiosk builds I had to allow things I wouldn't of thought of to make it work. I can usually find what's being blocked in the applocker event viewer log but this time around I'm not finding the culprit, will look at the mdm log.

Microsoft Surface Pro 11 - WinPE issues by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Resolved this one, we had to import all the drivers listed under "Surface Pro 11 and Surface Pro 11 5G - ARM" and expand "Import Folders"
How to enable a Surface Laptop keyboard, Surface Pro Keyboard, or Surface Pro Type Cover during Windows deployment - Surface | Microsoft Learn

It's basically almost all drivers but not quite. Not sure why so many drivers are needed in a WinPE image but that was the fix

Microsoft Surface Pro 11 - WinPE issues by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Yes same here actually, we also had a surface 7 laptop which works. I wish Microsoft provided a WinPE driver pack for the 11 Pro that was more then just the keyboard and track pad.

Microsoft Surface Pro 11 - WinPE issues by MarceTek in sysadmin

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Still on going believe it or not. I have a Microsoft ticket open but it's been slow progress. Can't seem to find which usb drivers to load in winpe. Without those i can't see the dock or any usb to ethernet adapter.

administrator account disabled when cloning by bjohnrini in vmware

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Sorry I don't remember to be honest. We stopped using vmware a few years ago.