rmjas.blogg.se - Instal the new version for iphoneAim Assist

LogOutput " Old version of Quick Assist has been uninstalled" Remove-WindowsCapability -Online -Name '~~~~0.0.1.0' -ErrorAction 'Silentl圜ontinue' LogOutput " lets uninstall the old version" LogOutput " Windows Store version of Quick Assist is already installed" $InstallAppX = Get-AppxPackage -allusers MicrosoftCorporationII.QuickAssist LogOutput "***This script is used to install the new Quick Assist app that is from the Microsoft Store. "$($LocalComputer) $(get-date -Format 'MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm') $($Message)" | Out-file -FilePath $LogFile -Append -Force

$LogFile = "\\Network\Share\QuickAssist\Quick-Assist-install.log" Insure all users have Modify access to this share # Added $LocalComputer to tag the computer name at the begining of every log lines #Switches used are "-install" and "-uninstall" #This script will install the new Quick assist and remove the old version Just update the network paths to your own. You can compare it side by side to DroidKid’s script if you want to see the 3 minor changes. This is a copy paste of the modified script (sanitized). And as always: TEST BEFORE DEPLOYING TO THE WHOLE ORGANISATION Note that for the GPO, I used it as a user logon script, not computer and used those parameters: -Noninteractive -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoprofileĪt the time of typing, this it is still in my test environment but it’s good enough to pass on the knowledge. I know right, it’s dumb and why didn’t we think of this before? This allows me to host the package on a network share and pass the script in a GPO. I used the image deployment logic: DISM.EXE instead of Add-AppxProvisionedPackage. So may treads, no solutions to this problem. All I did was some very minor modifications (disabled switches, logging PC name and updating 1 function)

It must be a lonely place to be considered David Bowie's worst album by just about everyone, including the artist himself.I must give massive credit to DroidKid since he took care of all the heavy lifting.

They are usually little more than ill-conceived vehicles intended to let the stars show off what musical talent they have. Most musical episodes of TV shows frankly stink.

In the long series of R.E.M.'s evolution, this album (finally?) showcases their ability to capture on tape what had been happening in the live for years: heartfelt, sweat-filled performances that justīuffy the Vampire Slayer - Once More, with Feeling.

The album is best enjoyed as a whole piece, flowing from one track to

The second and final album from this power-pop group makes me wish Jellyfish had been able to make just one more record together.