You can install network printers from the command line or with a batch file without the need of local admin access. This way users can for example install a local network printer on there laptop when they are on a remote site. This will work from Win 7 upwards to 10 and you don’t need to install anything. The scripts…
Continue Reading →You can easily copy Sharepoint list items to another list with Powershell and PnP. First connect to the source Sharepoint site. You can use one of mine connector scripts for it here at Technet. Or connect to Sharepoint with:
1 2 3 4 5 | #Create credential object $credObject = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -ArgumentList $username, $securePwd #Import the Skype for Business Online PS session Connect-PnPOnline -url $siteUrl -Credentials $credObject |
Get the list items Now we need to retrieve the list items that we want to copy:
1 2 | # Get source list items $listItems = Get-PnPListItem -List 'ListName' -Fields "Project","Title","Description","Address" |
Copy the items…
Continue Reading →Working outside in the porch today I got myself a life bug in my laptop screen. I heard about it before, but never had one until now. They are called thunder flies and are little nasty bastards that crawl in your lcd screen. They are a few ways to get rid of them, most important, don’t crush him until he…
Continue Reading →Does your Outlook freezes when previewing an Excel file in Outlook 2016? Well it’s easy to fix, there is no need to disable Excel add-ins or running Outlook in safe mode. Just disable scroll inactive windows in the settings menu. To fix the issue, goto: Settings > Mouse (or start and type “mouse settings”) Disable Scroll inactive windows when I hover…
Continue Reading →Sharing files in Sharepoint, that shouldn’t be that hard right? Well if you are using Office 365 Groups you might have noticed that you are not able the share a file or folder from the Groups Sharepoint site to external users. When you try to use the Invite People option you will get the following error: Your organization policies do…
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