GrantG
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GrantG commented,
You can make one yourself in 30 seconds using only PDQ and windows commands. Tools>Customize>New>Tool Name: GpUpdate Run Type: Local Run As: Credentials User Command: GPupdate /force (or whichev...
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GrantG commented,
Options > Preferences > Interface > Theme: Metropolis Dark
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GrantG commented,
If you make a third column, for the monitor serial number, then it will list each individual monitor including when they're the same model. I've also seen SQL reports (vs the Basic Report you're pr...
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GrantG commented,
https://community.watchguard.com/watchguard-community/discussion/1270/ssl-vpn-silent-install As the last comment notes, there may be an additional step with SSL certs
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GrantG commented,
*Note: this post believed to be current when posted, but this info seems to be changing daily.Their hardware requirements seem to be a moving target still. For example, they've temporarily removed...
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GrantG commented,
Btw, 4.2.0 and 4.2.1 are newer versions that have been released since the 4.1.0 you have. Install step: (ignore the red error, it shows your specific path, which doesn't match my server) After ...
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GrantG commented,
Also, that looks to be a step that installs the program. As a separate package (so you can run it independently) to run it periodically for it to check for updates and apply them, make a command st...
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GrantG commented,
Enterprise subscription package library has DWG TrueView versions 2017-2022. And Autodesk Design Review 2013 & 2018. I was going to guess Design Review just wasn't requested much and dropped from t...
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GrantG commented,
PDQ itself doesn't seem to list any specific Dock hardware, nor does Device Manager on the computers. But like Chris said, there are often components listed that are only present if a dock is attac...
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GrantG commented,
It appears most (all?) software installed via MSI, in the Applications list, the "Uninstall" field will start with MsiExec. So a filter for non MSI ones could look like this: And this does appear ...