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Apologies if this has been stated in other posts. If you want to script an install of fonts on Windows Server 2019 or Windows 10 1809. Older scripts may not work as the default in Windows is now to install fonts per-user. So if you use SCCM the SYSTEM account is used fonts wont install for all users. You need this in a Powershell script to deploy fonts on a PC level.

Yep it does. Shame you can't SSO Ericom AccessNow without buying an additional product. You can SSO the Microsoft Html 5 client but you have to install the myapps extension and don't expire passwords.

It should still boot into WINPE even if there is not a network driver. Though I haven't had to inject a network driver in a long time the built in drivers seem to work for OSD. I'd check SMSPXE. Log file. Are you booting UEFI or Bios? Do press F12 or Enter to trigger the TFTP download. There was a Windows Update that impacted PXE using WDS. If you don't need multicast you can now use PXE boot without WDS when using SCCM. Also make sure you have distributed the x86 and x64 boot images.

Well the other issue is RDWeb in its own won't work with chrome/fitefox/ipads/chromebooks/macs without extra steps. The new html 5 client will work but I'd put it through the Azure app proxy as to not expose your RDWeb Server to the Internet.

Azure App Proxy with Ericom Access Now for RDCB. An html 5 RDP client behind 2FA. This is on the assumption your an Office 365 organisation.

With Windows 10 it's better to never shutdown. Just wake for updates/applications out of hours.

Learn something new... It looks like Fireworks is EOL.

I've also found when another application launches Chrome. Applocker logs it's blocked. You still get the Window but a sad face. Hopefully Credge won't have this issue.

Is it this issue? https://deploymentresearch.com/Research/Post/615/Fixing-why-Sysprep-fails-in-Windows-10-due-to-Windows-Store-updates I found with MDT. I had to write a script to happen just before sysprep as no per user appx apps can update otherwise sysprep fails. The realtek thing is worrying. Are you capturing on a physical PC? I wouldn't do this as it ties the image to a hardware model.

Yep I used that guide. I wrote out the commands required. Connected to all the DCs. The main thing was to be patient while everything replicates. I did try it on a test domain at first even with a mixture of Server OS'.

Bwa ha ha ha! I'm rolling out 1809 and the issued arose. We skipped 1803 so I never tested on 1803. You'd think developers would test on the insider builds. Aparantly the way Secure Assess queries for flash player in a way that MS no longer supported. TBH BTL need to move away from Flash Player.

Either that or use MDT it makes it easier.

You should look into Single Sign On with via ADFS or PTA or PHS. Best security practice now is to not expire passwords but rather use 2FA to protect accounts.

For larger applications I don't let SCCM handle the content and run the command line from the UNC path directly. I also adapted a script to pull the application deployments targeted at the device and install them. You can run some powershell to increase the cache as part of the TS.

Replace utilman with cmd if you can boot from win10 media and press F10.

As @FishCustard said this is Microsoft's recommendation. https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/34981.active-directory-best-practices-for-internal-domain-and-network-names.aspx

There's another thread with the same issue. Is it worth disabling defender within the answer file via reg setting. You can turn it back on via GPO if you use it. You may need a staging OU where defender is disabled. I'm also curious as to why people are choosing 1903 when 1809 has been out longer and will be supported for a longer time.

Can you find the process that triggered the credential popup by running procmon remotely?

I've not seen it. However I did get a different issue and support said you must keep the Creative Cloud App up to date.

It would be helpful if Adobe said you can't put these packages within an image, if that's the case. SDL needs to be bullet proof but its quite worrying for the Autumn if it doesn't work.

OK So. 1. Update Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop app. 2. Copy C:\Users\Public\Documents\Adobe\Premiere Rush to each PC. 3.Update Rush via RUM to the latest version.

If you have applocker in place users can't run exes/msis they shouldn't. You can setup event forwarding and a daily email to see there are any false positives..Hiding C is a bit of security by obscurity.

I have a 500GB Image to deploy to an Music IT Suite. What's the largest image you've ever captured?

Just a bit of a warning if anyone gets asked to deploy this. Currently it doesn't work with federated logins which are needed for the Shared Device Licensing. The main issue is some samples can't download from a federated user which doesn't have a named licence. I think I have a workaround by copying in the samples into C:\Users\Public\Documents\Adobe\Premiere Rush when the first user is someone with a named licence. You also need to push a file in the user context to untick Sync to Adobe CC.

Make sure it's in your AV exceptions. Maybe run a test task sequence with procmon running to see if anything if preventing its deletion.